About Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003

Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 connects people, teams, and knowledge across business processes. It unifies disparate information, facilitates easy collaboration on documents, projects, and other efforts, and presents specific applications and customized content based on a user’s functional group and organizational role. SharePoint Portal Server works with Microsoft Windows Explorer, Microsoft Office applications, and Web browsers to help you create, manage and share content throughout your organization.

By using Microsoft Windows Server 2003, SharePoint Portal Server integrates with Microsoft Office 2003, Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services, and Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP3 to create a unified portal site that connects an entire organization.

SharePoint Portal Server offers solutions in the following areas:

Enterprise integration

Scales and manages portal sites for the largest organizations
Integrates different systems into one solution
Creates indexes for and searches multiple sources, providing access to the most relevant information

Content management, organization, and publication

Provides multiple ways to organize content in meaningful ways, such as by area or topic, so that it's easier for users to find and easier to manage
Affords greater control over content publishing; for example, you can target content to a specific audience

Connected collaboration

Allows you to find and work with people, teams, sites, existing best practices, and more
Provides interactive Web-based team sites
Provides document collaboration for the whole organization

Personal context for users

Delivers one place that remembers who you are and what you do
Empowers information workers with portal personalization
Provides site managers with a flexible policy for personalization

About Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003

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