Enterprise Content Management
Publish documents to server to enable content management tasks in the client (e.g., start and/or participate in approval or review workflows from within the Office client), access content management features from within client (e.g., auto-generated document properties)
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Information Rights Management
Protect documents from unauthorized access or distribution from within the Office client applications. For more information, go to http://blogs.msdn.com/ecm/archive/2006/06/09/624520.aspx.
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PowerPoint Slide Libraries
Publish slides to server where they can be easily shared, access slides on Slide Library from within PowerPoint, receive notification if slide on server changes.
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Excel Services
Publish Excel spreadsheets to server for centralized management, browser-based spreadsheet viewing and access control.
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Electronic Forms
Publish forms to server to enable browser-based access for data collection, initiate workflows and additional forms management tasks from InfoPath client.
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Outlook and SharePoint Integration
Keep synchronized copy of SharePoint Calendars, Tasks, and Contacts and offline access to SharePoint Document Libraries in Outlook.
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Access and SharePoint Integration
Move Access data to a SharePoint site where it can be centrally managed and accessible by the client or a browser.
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Groove and SharePoint Integration
Take a synchronized copy of SharePoint Document Libraries offline in a Groove Workspace.
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OneNote and SharePoint Integration
Store a Shared Notebook in a SharePoint Document Library, which enables collaborative content editing by multiple OneNote users. For more information, go to http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote/HA101726991033.aspx.
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