Part of automation is the user ‘self-service’ aspect it brings. Essentially this means eliminating the processes that involve a bloated number of people to get a task done. Instead, introducing new processes where a user can get a task done at the push of a button.
With so many different areas of SharePoint support to think about, which ones in particular should you be paying attention to when it comes to support? The initial answer is clear: The areas you need the most in your business.
As a SharePoint specialist, we’d recommend certain best practices.These best practices can avoid over-complicated workflows or workflows that don’t work.
If SharePoint and Office 365 have business-critical elements that must be supported in order for your business to operate, then chances are the consequences for them failing will be particularly problematic. Here are five things that can happen if your SharePoint environment isn’t correctly looked after.
On a technical level your Support may be adequate – however from a governance point of view you may be lacking. Here are some typical scenarios that businesses ought to consider when it comes to Office 365 and SharePoint Support.
