Re: MOSS Enterprise vs. Standard

I am still looking for something more concise. This is a lot of tabs and
lot of comparisons. Very comprehensive but not something you can show to a
person who does not know SharePoint.

So ignore Forms Server for right now.

1. Standard or Enterprise from a server point of view is determined by what
version of Windows Server you are running (Standard or Enterprise). The
price of MOSS is the same either way. Correct?

2. Functionality for individuals is determined by whether or not Standard
or Enterprise CAL's were purchased.

Specific items only available in Enterprise include (to make sure I am
reading the spread*** correctly):

1. Utilizing the Business Data Cataloge

2. Excel Services (a big, big one)

3. Dashboards and KPI's

4. Report Center

5. Filtered Web Parts

Anything else major I missed?

Alan



"Mike Walsh" <englantilainen@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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They are actually the same content (your link and Victor S's link).

When the Minnesota SharePoint User Group's version came out it seemed very
familiar and I checked it against your link. It's exactly the same apart
from the first page (and the reference to the Minnesota SharePoint User
Group and the thanks to our sponsor that are on every page). In other
words it's a copy taken from that Microsoft paper (which even includes the
"copyright Microsoft" !!) and made into a PowerPoint presentation.

Illegal ? Maybe. In any case people would be wise to use your official
link because any updates to the information will be made (by Microsoft)
there.

Mike Walsh
WSS FAQ www.wssv3faq.com / wss.collutions.com
No private questions please (additions to FAQ welcome)

"RP" <ramu.pulipati@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Microsoft SharePoint product comparision url:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/1/d/c/1dc632e8-71e1-466f-8a2f-c940f1438e0a/SharePointProductsComparison.xls

Hth,
RP


Victor S wrote:
Try this:

http://sharepointmn.inetium.com/User%20Group%20Presentations/Which%20SharePoint%20technology%20is%20right%20for%20you.pdf



"Alan Whitehouse" wrote:
Anyone got a concise document or web site that lists in bulletpoint
format the differences between Standard and Advanced? Looking for
help in explaining it easily to clients





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