Prepared for: Sara Hodges Company: EverPower Wind Holdings, Inc. Prepared by: Raj Seethapathy

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1 Prepared for: Sara Hodges Company: EverPower Wind Holdings, Inc. Prepared by: Raj Seethapathy

2 SharePoint and Microsoft Office 2010: A history of innovation. Customer Feedback and Research Key Innovation Areas Locked Development and Validation Microsoft SharePoint Online Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 SharePoint and Microsoft Office 2007 SP2 Microsoft Exchange Server Beta SharePoint and Office 2010 Tech Preview SharePoint and Microsoft Office 2010 Beta Exchange Server 2010 SharePoint and Office 2010 FAST Search Server 2010 SharePoint Online H H H H H H Additional products being launched: Microsoft Project 2010 and Microsoft Visio 2010 ~$1B annual R&D investment across Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and related products

3 Productivity: It s no simple thing. Meet changing business needs Drive insight from complexity Work with customers and partners Embrace millennial work styles Comply with regulations Manage IT costs and complexity Integrate line-of-business (LOB) systems Provide scale agility Enable innovation Protect intellectual property

4 Microsoft SharePoint 2010 The business collaboration platform for the enterprise and the Web.

5 Here s how you can connect and empower people: User Interface Office Integration Anywhere Access

6 Engage your audience. Not your IT help desk. Easily adopt and design appealing SharePoint sites. The Office Ribbon UI in SharePoint! AJAX-based usability Theming Cross-browser Web access Embedding rich media Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

7 Put great content to use. Access information quickly from both SharePoint and Microsoft Office. Easy discovery of content in SharePoint Metadata-driven navigation in Microsoft Office Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

8 Make your work more relevant. Collaborate in context through the new Office Backstage. Metadata capturing Save to SharePoint Share and collaborate Related content Authoring context and presence Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

9 People offline? They can still be productive. Read and write with SharePoint and LOB data using SharePoint Workspace. Synchronizes changes, not entire files Office Ribbon UI and Office Backstage Entire sites and LOB data Microsoft Office InfoPath integration Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

10 Interact with people and content anywhere. Read and write across devices with SharePoint and Microsoft Office. Web Access Mobile Access Viewing Office Apps People Search Editing SharePoint Libraries Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

11 Here s how you can unify your infrastructure and cut costs: Platform Consolidation Deployment Choice IT Productivity

12 Make your collaboration solutions collaborate. Business Intelligence Social Computing Internet Sites Enterprise Content Management Enterprise Search Integrated Capabilities Reduced Maintenance Cross-Farm Management Cost-Effective Training

13 It s your deployment. Do it your way. SharePoint Online features on-premise and hosted solutions. On Premise Hosted Service Control and ownership Rapid scalability Customers Employees Partners

14 It s your deployment. Manage its impact. Introduce a predictable migration process with visual upgrade. Upgrade servers without changing the user interface Preview new UI Switch on new UI across site collections in a controlled manner Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

15 Manage your platform as though you could see the future. Use health monitoring to prevent problems and minimize downtime. Problem identification Service-level data Links to guidance and resources Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

16 Here s how you can rapidly respond to business needs: Developer Productivity Data Connectivity Composite Solutions

17 Business need? Collaboration solution. Work more effectively. Respond more quickly. Hiring Processes Sales Reporting Pricing Analysis Citizen Portals Project Tracking Personal Profile Sites Executive Dashboards Conference Planning IT Service Portals Divisional Portals Compliance Review Sites Expertise Finders Payroll Management Integrated Developer Tools Delivery Scheduling Enhanced Extensibility Broad Support for Standards

18 Power up your development team. Deploy a rich SharePoint development platform with Visual Studio 2010 integration. Visual Studio 2010 Developer dashboard Extensibility for SharePoint artifacts Support for SharePoint debugging Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

19 That LOB data you have? Use it. Business Connectivity Services lets you read and write with external data. SharePoint lists Outlook forms and task panes Order OrderID CustomerID EmployeeID OrderDate SQL WS LOB Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

20 No code? No problem. Build solutions easily with the enhanced toolset in SharePoint Designer Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

21 Solution development is only half the equation. Drive adoption with fast integration, out-of-the-box accessibility, and worldwide standards. Developing Publishing DOM 1.0 HTML, HTTP, HTTPS MathML ODBC ODF (IS26300) Open XML (IS29500) OpenSearch OpenType PDF 1.7 PDF/A RTF RSS, ATOM SOAP SVG REST UDDI Unicode URI/URN W3C XML Schema WCAG 2.0 WebDAV WSDL WSRP XHTML XML XML Web Services XMLDsig XPATH XPS XSLT Open documentation and APIs Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

22 Microsoft SharePoint 2010 The business collaboration platform for the enterprise and the Web.

23 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, InfoPath, the Office logo, the Server Identity logo, SharePoint, Silverlight, SQL Server, Visio, Visual Studio, and the Visual Studio logo are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies. All others are the trademarks of respective companies. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.