Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 provides a web-based platform that lets your organization be more productive and competitive. With SharePoint 2013, you can manage content, publish information, track processes, and manage your overall business activities. In addition, SharePoint 2013 provides social features such as microblogging, feeds, likes, mentions, and hashtags to get everyone in your organization on the same page and communicating effectively.
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Ken Withee works for Microsoft and is part of the Azure team. Previously, he was a SharePoint consultant, and he has authored several books on Microsoft products.
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