SharePoint Solves Document Management: High-Speed Overview

In this video, you are provided with a high-speed overview of how SharePoint, a component of the Microsoft 365 platform, can solve the modern document management problem.

The video highlights the features and benefits of using SharePoint Online, including document storage, version control, access control, collaboration, and searchability. The presenter emphasizes how SharePoint integrates with other Microsoft 365 applications and tools to provide a comprehensive document management solution.

The video is a great resource for technology leaders who want to understand how SharePoint can streamline their organization's document management processes, reduce administrative overhead, and improve productivity. Overall, this video is a compelling introduction to the power of SharePoint and how it can solve the document management problem for businesses of all sizes.

This video provides managers with a high level high speed overview of what the Microsoft 365 platform and SharePoint online can provide As a solution to the requirements of modern document management.

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[AshleyDadd]

Amazing work. I am an executive and I have been cramming SharePoint tutorial videos and this is the best video I have seen on using document libraries. How can you only have 12 Likes? Thank you. I will share this video with my clients and team.

[tomphillips]

While I might call myself a SP Admin with some years of experience under my belt, training myself by watching such great videos like this just causes me to remember what I forgot, and in some cases what I did not know at the time. I'd love to see one on SharePoint Lists, and then compare it to a Document Library. Well done

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[williamhoward]

This is the best SharePoint configuration video on the internet. Job well done and thanks!

[davidkelly]

Thanks for this content, it’s the most insightful one I’ve seen so far.

[LVEVR]

Super helpful introduction video. (Even better without the background music.)

[hellboundz]

Great Video! I learned alot and can't wait to use this at work!

[mantikmovie]

Iam from Indonesia, this video helpful. thanks

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[StopWhining]

Excellent video. Had no idea there was so much functionality in SharePoint. Thanks.

[scorpioustv]

I'm learning so much here ❤ Thank you 😊

[spitsparrow]

Wouldnt dragging them in intiially in their folder views create a URL for each document. Folders that have multiple subfolders end up having a rather large url string. Just hiding the folder leaves those very large urls. Isnt there a better way to import documents so you dont have to keep the large folder, subfolder url structure?

[sacc]

Thaks for all you work making this video, it makes me cry how well done it is 😪

[lolosan]

Your content is amazing and useful. Would you mind, please, sharing the document map that was posted at 2:10 minute?

[captainshaq]

Great content, well explained! Quick question: is there a way to create effective sync between the OneDrive existing (shared) document folders and folders/documents I decide to include in SharePoint? My understanding is that SharePoint has certain size and number of items (files/folders) limitations that don't exist in OneDrive. Ideally I would like to keep some files out of SharePoint (especially if no collaboration is required). Thanks!

[ensarguler]

Does the metadata you add with new columns stay with the file if I move it to another folder?

[AdamPNelson]

Yea, but i dont like working through a browser. I like explorer and .exe software.