Microsoft SharePoint makes sharing, synchronization, communication, cooperation and dissemination of content and information within your organization easy. De Facto is known for delivering best SharePoint solutions to create intranet, extranet and internet sites. Our team of SharePoint specialists has successfully implemented over 200 customer implementations for companies ranging from small business to Fortune 100 companies across diverse industries.
De Facto offers planning and architecture content to develop conceptual, logical, and physical designs according to Microsoft’s best practices for configuring SharePoint 2016 features, servers, and topologies. Our system designs are based on customer scenarios and are highly reliable, consistently available, and scalable. Our team of subject matter experts help your organization understand your desired features, functionality, business requirements and goals and propose a complete solution.
Technical Diagrams for SharePoint 2016
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263199(v=office.16).aspx
Planning Worksheets for SharePoint 2016
http://technet.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/cc262451.aspx
Video demos and training for SharePoint 2016
After planning the solution, a SharePoint 2016 farm is created to host the solution. The first step is to install SharePoint 2016 and create the farm that is required for the solution. The process of preparing the environment consists of the following phases:
De Facto gets the servers ready to host the product which includes the supporting servers and the servers that will have SharePoint 2016 installed. A database server – with required version of SQL server; an application server with front-end Web servers and a domain controller are all configured to support and host a farm.
After planning the solution, a SharePoint 2016 farm is created to host the solution. The first step is to install SharePoint 2016 and create the farm that is required for the solution. The process of preparing the environment consists of the following phases:
De Facto offers to prepare the farm to host your site content by completing – Configure services, configure global settings and create and populate the sites.
Demand for migration to Microsoft SharePoint continues to grow as the platform rapidly becomes the standard for organizations seeking a centralized knowledge repository and collaborative workspace. Having a sound understanding of the SharePoint object model and database is vital for successful system migration from your legacy systems. De facto Infotech’s SharePoint Migration services cover the entire migration cycle from planning, preparation to post migration support. Our established migration techniques are highly effective in providing a seamless cost effective delivery without causing any business disruption and end-user confusion. Questionnaire and migration approach diagram
Overview of the upgrade process to SharePoint 2016
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262483(v=office.16).aspx
Upgrade Worksheet for SharePoint 2016
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30370
SharePoint 2016 is a versatile development platform for building apps and solutions with varying scopes that address a wide range of needs. You can build server-side farm solutions that extend core SharePoint capabilities. SharePoint 2016 offers a new flexible development model—you can use SharePoint 2016 to create apps for SharePoint that take advantage of standard web technologies, such as JavaScript, OAuth, and OData. And SharePoint 2016 provides you with functionality to interact with SharePoint resources and a wide range of hosting options. The new app for SharePoint development model gives you the ability to build apps that take advantage of SharePoint capabilities and that run in the cloud instead of on your SharePoint farm.
This flexible development model, along with the integration of standard web technologies, makes SharePoint development work more like other kinds of web development that you may already be doing. De Facto’s developed applications are categorized into the following groups based on the tools used to create them, the programming models used to develop them, the methods by which they are packaged and deployed, the methods by which they are marketed, and the devices on which they run.
