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Microsoft SharePoint is one of the industry’s top document management and collaboration tools among companies, large and small, throughout the U.S. There are many benefits to using SharePoint in a business setting. There are also many benefits to an individual looking to become certified in SharePoint. With that being said, here are 5 reasons to why you should learn SharePoint.
1. Product Integration
SharePoint really plays nicely with other microsoft products such as: Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote and others. SharePoint works well with integrating these products so that they all play nicely with each other. You can also take advantage of your current Microsoft knowledge because SharePoint has some of the same shortcuts and performing standard actions as other Microsoft products.
2. SharePoint Can Compliment Your skills and More
SharePoint has many elements that could compliment your skills. Whether you are a strategist, creative, organizer, analytical, etc., you could use SharePoint to not only enhance the skills you already have, but also gain skills in areas where you’re unfamiliar.
3. SharePoint is a Profitable Area of Specialization
Having the skills of Microsoft SharePoint can increase your career opportunities. Microsoft has stated that they have over 50,000 organizations using SharePoint, and that over 85% of Fortune 500 companies use SharePoint Online as part of Office 365. As the demand for SharePoint services increase, the need for professionals to manage these systems will also increase!
4. Improve Your Productivity
SharePoint provides a centralized repository of documents and tasks that you perform on a regular basis. You can use SharePoint as your One Stop Shop for all of your professional tasks, as well as your personal tasks. You can also use SharePoint to collaborate tasks and projects with others in your circle.
5. SharePoint has Amazing Community Support
SharePoint has a worldwide community of Developers, IT Professionals, and End Users who provide inclusive support to its members. SharePoint, like many other software products, is very complex and requires continuous learning. These communities provide monthly user groups, SharePoint Saturdays, and countless SharePoint conferences, where you can meet other professionals just like you!
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