MS SharePoint / SQL Reviews & Insights

How we use: In different line of businesses with CBRE, we use MS SharePoint / SQL as a central repository to hold datafiles, or structured data in the form of MS SharePoint / SQL Lists. Business problem: Datafiles collaboration among users, Low code No Code Automation usecases developement. Scope of use cases: Most of the time they are financial processes.

Well Suited: 1. if you already have the team of developers with the background of UIUX and server side, then adding MS SharePoint / SQL to your text type would be a great choice. 2. if the use cases you have do not require ACID Compliance 3. if the use cases that you have Do not do anything with big data. Less Suited: Vice versa of above mentioned points

we use it for internal comminucation tool on to store data such as pdf's, excel and other documents for user access as we have good amount of people who relies on this platform.

suited for storing high volumes of data easily and seemlessly
has nosql capablities for other application support
centralized hub for sharing comapny wide news

we use it for our document repository and internal corporate website. it helps to organise the data and is easy to setup

it is well suited for internal corporate website and internal document repository use

We use SharePoint Online. We use it primarily as a file storage system. We migrated our network shares located on-prem to SharePoint Online, so therefore, that is why we use SharePoint Online primarily as a file storage system. Also, we use OneDrive, which relies on SharePoint in the backend.

SharePoint Online gave us more storage space and was cheaper than expanding on-prem storage.

If you have legacy applications or applications that are not created within the last decade, SharePoint Online may not be an appropriate solution. If you primarily use modern applications or SaaS products, then SharePoint Online could be an appropriate solution. If you use other Microsoft solutions already, then SharePoint Online can be an appropriate solution.

We use Sharepoint as the ‘shell’ for the frontend of our software, so we can use some functionalities of SharePoint which means we don’t have to provide these ourselves (authentication, tasks, sometimes storing documents) We use SQL for everything related to data.

It really depends on the use case. As a CMS to provide an external website: not so much, there are better alternatives. for an internal site or intranet, it does this well. it can become costly quickly especially with a farm, i recommend researching which functionalities can be used and then see if this justifies the cost (SharePoint but also sql, the needed infra for a decent farm)

We utilize MS SharePoint in many ways across our organization. The main items we use it for are communication, training/onboarding and file retrieval from on premise network shares. Having everything available within MS SharePoint, regardless where it's stored at, is quite efficient in our case. We also use it to house conference room reservations, surveys and many other utilities that employees can interact with.

Document Library - great Search - no so great (although with the new MS Graph connectors it's much better)

I work in the construction industry and MS SharePoint is very easy to access. Anyone from our employees in the field, to employees in the office can view, edit, create and share multiple types of documents to ease our coordination. It makes it very easy to send large files via links.

We love SharePoint here, where I work. We use it for every aspect of construction documentation and contracts. It is very easy to share large files with a few mouse clicks. I feel SharePoint is very beneficial in a business setting because it allows sharing, storing, and organizing documents in and out of the network.

We are currently using MS Sharepoint in our organization. We use SharePoint for ShareDrive to store multiple files, such as company documents, technical procedure documents, employee performance evaluations, company reports, etc. It helps us quickly access files and manage permissions for files or folders. The best part is we can create a link that can be shared with any person in our organization, and the file will be accessible via the link. We can access SharePoint folders via the MS Teams app instead of opening it on the browser.

As I mentioned in my previous answers, MS SharePoint is very useful as a shared drive for the organization and is very easy to manage. It also helps us import data from SharePoint directly into PowerBI for creating reports. According to my understanding, only share link features should be improved.

I use the MS SharePoint / SQL to maintain Organization related information. Using this product, we are able to easily share the file information with our stakeholders within our organization and also collaborate with them on developing the material

Its useful in cases of storing and maintaining Organization related information , sharing and real -time collaboration on this information. Stored information can be versioned and also shared selectively based on the different access levels- like read-only, edit, etc.,

We use MS Sharepoint to store and exchange documents between our Canadian office and our European office. We use SQL Server Entreprise for our intranet development needs. We have an intranet system that covers most of all of our business processes. The extranet has been developed in C# and all of our data is stored in our SQL Server Enterprise database.

Really great to exchange information and documents inside the organisation. Not so great to exchange outside the organisation with all the fake and untrusted requests out there. SQL server is really reliable and great for in house development. It integrate perfectly with the Visual Studio suite and is a very powerful database. The cost for the enterprise license is very high. Yes it's a quality product but very expensive.