SharePoint Site Owner – Setting Up and Managing Your SharePoint Site


OVERVIEW
Microsoft Office SharePoint has become the standard way for companies and organizations to share relevant info and files with other people in the company and with people outside of the company as well.
In this webinar, you will learn how to set up a SharePoint site and manage it well.
how to set up a sharepoint site

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
So, your company has switched over to Microsoft Office SharePoint. Maybe some people in your company have set up their own sites. And then, your boss tells you that you are going to be in charge of your department’s SharePoint site.
  • What do you do?
  • Where do you even start?
This webinar will show you how to set up a SharePoint site and manage it as well. If you are in charge of Microsoft Office SharePoint or SharePoint site permissions, or if you are going to be, you need this SharePoint administration training.
AREAS COVERED
  • Microsoft SharePoint overview
  • Screen tour
  • Adding logos and colors to your site
  • Adding users
  • Adding groups
  • Adding apps to your site
  • Setting up your links
  • Adding and changing pages
  • Setting up your document libraries
  • Uploading and downloading documents 
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
You will learn how to set up a SharePoint site, add your company logo and colors, add pages, add users, create links, set up document folders, share the site, add other apps to your site, customize your site, SharePoint online security best practices and other topics.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
  • Business owners
  • CEO's / CFO's / CTO's
  • Managers of all levels
  • Anybody with large amounts of data
  • Anybody who uses Microsoft Access/Excel on a regular basis, and wants to be more efficient and productive
  • Accountants
  • CPAs
  • Controllers
  • Financial Consultants
  • IT Professionals
  • Auditors
  • Human Resource Personnel
  • Bookkeepers
  • Marketers

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