• Create Personal Sites, which can manage and share information with other users. For example, you can create your own My portal site, where you can view and manage all documents, tasks, links, calendars, Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, colleagues and other personal information from a central location.
• Find people, knowledge and data in enterprise applications. For example, searching for my site in the intranet, you can find someone with a specific skill or interest, but does not know his name. It may also be able to find data in a corporate database or a business application as an application for managing customer relationship (CRM, Customer Relationship Management).
• Manage documents, records, and Web content. For example, the organization can develop a process to remove or make documents expire after a period of time.
• Hosting business forms based on XML that are integrated with databases and other enterprise applications. For example, if you work for a government authority, you can design forms for permit applications in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 and included in Office SharePoint Server 2007 so users can fill it directly in a browser. Data specified on the form can be sent to a database of the government network.
• Easily publish reports, lists, and key performance indicators (KPI, Key Performance Indicators) for linking business applications such as SAP, Siebel and Microsoft SQL Server 2005.