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The 10 StepsDiscussion, Description and Reality

What is SharePoint Adoption?How did we get here?

Defining the Enterprise ApplicationOrganizational Investment & Involvement

Maximizing TechnologyWorking with what you have

Lifecycle FeedbackLessons Learned and Moving Forward

2013

2010

2003

2007

If you build it, will they come?

Inconsistency is a virus

…which grows throughout your organization

Create a

Strategy

Know Your Audience

Set

Expectations

Get C-Level Support Define and Create Value

Set Metrics

Use What You Have

Prototype

and Pilot

Automation SMART Governance

An adoption strategy is what defines the SharePoint opportunity and need while aligning it with corporate goals and objectives

Mindset Roles

How do you Adopt?

Team management,

requirements, risk,

operations, testing, QA

Start with each step,

scope items,

communication and

socialization

Skills Partners Tools

POC, prototype,

segment, measure

twice, cut once

Ops review of

implementation,

being planning next

steps

Next steps are now;

cycle through

completion

Commitment

Share

Creating Users

Why and how do we fail?

Users don’t necessarily *have* to use SharePoint to get their job done

New way(s) of doing something –cultural changes take 18-36 months to stick

Get Real – Strategy doesn’t always succeed

• Enterprises with several years of Enterprise 2.0 efforts under their belt have failed to reach the tipping point and cross into mainstream adoption of social collaboration

• – Information Week

• 80% of organizations with SharePoint continue emailing documents back and forth

• - Usamp Survey

• Only 13% of IT professionals believe their internal social networks have been a success

• - Laurie Buczek “The Big Failure of Enterprise 2.0 Social Business”

The policy empowers

a business function

and is easily

implemented

The policy is pragmatic and

does not limit the

effectiveness of SharePoint

The policies promote your

business core competencies

and moves the company

forward

The policy is defined

appropriately and is

not questioned by staff

The policy will make good

business sense throughout

the organization

Sensible

Meaningful

Articulate

Real

Tactical

Adoption Doesn’t Just Happen

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