SharePoint

“Groove, infopath, publisher, frontpage, SharePoint, various versions of Outlook, the office shortcut bar, photo editor, picture manager - they've all disappeared”

“SharePoint has a clear advantage here.”

“SharePoint actually seems like an improvement here, though I'm still on the fence about that.”

“I'd rather prefer something like SharePoint, but not from Microsoft”

“simply so we can use the integrated share features in word and excel”

“cloud-storage space integration (SharePoint)”

“They might have exquisite delineation for network resources in Sharepoint or Azure”

“heavily vested in SharePoint, OneDrive, OneNote, Outlook, etc. specifically for their enterprise controls”

“you're better off using Power Apps, Dataverse, SharePoint, Power Automate, etc.”

“Finally within the last 1-2 years, SharePoint Online in combination with the various other M365 services (and Azure) is "pretty good".”

“The fact that Microsoft's customers rushed to it tells you how bad Public Folders were.”

“I guess Sharepoint is decent enough now.”

“They certainly could have done it with our existing systems with SmartSheet, Microsoft Fabric and/or Power Apps with SharePoint for document storage.”

“The issue is twelve end-users customizing something that produces output, saving it, and now nobody can read it.”

“Querying SQL, searching Sharepoint, AWS/Azure CLI, log analysis… etc. Amazing.”

“Their other more complex software like SharePoint or the power platform will be replaced by other solutions in my opinion.”

“most Microsoft 365 products rely on SharePoint in one way or another”

“Using Google Drive / Sharepoint as persistent file storage for ChatGPT enables new agentic capabilities”

“you want it somewhere that you can enforce security settings”

“My company uses Sharepoint, and can digest all of the documents I have access to”

“Although many just use Sharepoint Online.”

“Now it's SharePoint and Office365 and Azure, a utility.”

“Moving to XML blobs for user-defined schemas was the correct choice.”

“It's not the best, but you can make a link which is for upload-only to a folder and send it to someone”

“I've never seen it not turn into a steaming pile of shit within months of deployment where nobody can find anything.”

“many big corp server applications were already written in .NET, products like SharePoint, Sitecore, Optimizely, Dynamics 365”

“Everything is stored in mssql server behind the scenes, in the most inefficient way you could imagine.”

“many don't like Sharepoint, but still they use it”

“SharePoint storage is expensive, and boy what a disaster it is to ever try and get your data out of it.”

“I think I have more love for SharePoint than Teams, and that is a massive concession.”

“Try adding Teams, Sharepoint and 9000 more people in the mix.”

“The shenanigans that happen when you 'link' to files, or not, from Teams to Outlook to Sharepoint is beyond me.”

“OneDrive/Sharepoint ... absolutely”

“Everything is integrated and collaborating is trivial.”

“compromised accounts being used to send phishing content via sharepoint/onedrive is extremely common”

“If you replace office, you'll have to replace sharepoint, onedrive, etc..”

“the itch was the document repository with some features, and the rest was fluff for purchasing to sign off on.”

“365 with SharePoint is basically needed for collaboration”

“it’s a no brainer to stay in the MS ecosystem and use Sharepoint etc…”

“you've got Sharepoint in there, Office, Skype for Business, and very little consideration seems to have gone into how to make all of those work together seamlessly”