Over time, the Microsoft 365 platform grew and evolved, with SharePoint as one of the pillars of the platform. Over the years, SharePoint started out as an enterprise-grade solution, helping large organizations handle cloud storage and internal communications. SharePoint is the unsung hero of the Microsoft 365 platform, since it is the underlying cloud storage platform that powers Microsoft Teams and Microsoft OneDrive. MSPs should endeavor to cut through the noise and help clients understand the basics. But SMB clients are often rightly confused about the different products and platforms involved in storing, sharing, and collaborating on content in the Microsoft cloud. Whether looking at the Gartner Magic Quadrant or by simple market share, Microsoft is the undisputed leader. Microsoft is the unparalleled leader in content-based collaboration. In this blog, we will explore the 3 reasons SharePoint should be central any MSP’s collaboration strategy for clients. SharePoint is very much a foundational element of the Microsoft 365 platform, enabling cloud-based collaboration and communications for companies of all sizes. In 2020 Microsoft announced that SharePoint had reached over 200 million active daily users. SharePoint has been broadly deployed for over a decade and has continued to evolve and grow.
Day to day, many users still rely on time-tested, but less productive ways of sharing and collaborating with documents, such as traditional file attachments in emails.Ī big part of any MSP’s mission is to help clients modernize business processes and evolve how employees collaborate and communicate. Lots of organizations still primarily rely on on-premises fileservers for document storage and collaboration. While most SMBs have successfully made the jump from on-premises email servers to Microsoft 365, the migration to cloud-based file collaboration is far from complete. One of the biggest technology challenges for small and medium businesses (SMBs) is making sense out of the dizzying array of content-based collaboration choices out there.
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