Kevin Laahs is a senior member of the Technology Leadership Group within HP’s Consulting and Integration practice. He is currently focused on Exchange Server 2003 and SharePoint Portal Server V2 and helps customers determine how such products can assist in solving their business problems. Kevin is a frequent speaker at industry events such as the Microsoft Exchange Conference and TechEd. Kevin is co-author of Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server: Building Knowledge Sharing Applications. Emer McKenna is a member of the Technology Leadership Group within HP’s Consulting and Integration practice. She is focused on assisting customers with the planning, design, implementation and integration of messaging and collaborative technologies into their enterprise. Emer is co-author of Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server: Building Knowledge Sharing Applications. Veli-Matti Vanamo is a KM Technologist in the HP Consulting and Integration Knowledge Management group. His main focus is designing, developing and deploying enterprise knowledge management systems based on Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies, Microsoft.NET andGroove. For the last 2 years he has been the technical architect responsible for the internal HP Consulting and Integration Enterprise Knowledge Management Systems. Veli-Matti is a frequent speaker at industry events such as Microsoft TechEd.

• Part I: Product Overview and Major Components Ch 1Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 ArchitectureCh 2 Upgrading and Migrating to SharePoint Server 2007Ch 3 Planning a SharePoint Server 2007 DeploymentCh 4 Planning Extranet DeploymentsCh 5 Deploying SharePoint Server 2007Ch 6 Disaster RecoveryCh 7 SharePoint Server 2007 OperationsCh 8 Supporting SharePoint Server 2007Part II: Planning, Deployment and Operations Chapter 9 SharePoint Concepts and ArchitectureChapter 10 Building and Deploying Web PartsChapter 11 Branding your SharePoint 2007 SitesChapter 12 Site Definitions and Site TemplatesChapter 13 FeaturesChapter 14 SharePoint ProgrammabilityChapter 15 EventsChapter 16 WorkflowChapter 17 InfoPath Forms ServicesChapter 18 Supporting SharePoint Server 2007Part III: Customizing and Extending SharePoint-ERMChapter 19 SharePoint Concepts and ArchitecturesChapter 20 Building and Deploying Web PartsChapter 21 Branding your SharePoint 2007 SitesChapter 22 Site Definitions and Site TemplatesChapter 23 FeaturesChapter 24 SharePoint ProgrammabilityChapter 25 EventsChapter 26 WorkflowChapter 27 InfoPath Forms Services

“SharePoint 2007 will be an integral component of just about everything Microsoft does moving forward from servers and clients to e-mail and document management systems.” --Michael D. Osterman, President, Osterman Research, Inc.

Kevin Laahs is a senior member of the Technology Leadership Group within HP’s Consulting and Integration practice. He is currently focused on Exchange Server 2003 and SharePoint Portal Server V2 and helps customers determine how such products can assist in solving their business problems. Kevin is a frequent speaker at industry events such as the Microsoft Exchange Conference and TechEd. Kevin is co-author of Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server: Building Knowledge Sharing Applications. Emer McKenna is a member of the Technology Leadership Group within HP’s Consulting and Integration practice. She is focused on assisting customers with the planning, design, implementation and integration of messaging and collaborative technologies into their enterprise. Emer is co-author of Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server: Building Knowledge Sharing Applications. Veli-Matti Vanamo is a KM Technologist in the HP Consulting and Integration Knowledge Management group. His main focus is designing, developing and deploying enterprise knowledge management systems based on Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies, Microsoft.NET andGroove. For the last 2 years he has been the technical architect responsible for the internal HP Consulting and Integration Enterprise Knowledge Management Systems. Veli-Matti is a frequent speaker at industry events such as Microsoft TechEd.

• Part I: Product Overview and Major Components Ch 1Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 ArchitectureCh 2 Upgrading and Migrating to SharePoint Server 2007Ch 3 Planning a SharePoint Server 2007 DeploymentCh 4 Planning Extranet DeploymentsCh 5 Deploying SharePoint Server 2007Ch 6 Disaster RecoveryCh 7 SharePoint Server 2007 OperationsCh 8 Supporting SharePoint Server 2007Part II: Planning, Deployment and Operations Chapter 9 SharePoint Concepts and ArchitectureChapter 10 Building and Deploying Web PartsChapter 11 Branding your SharePoint 2007 SitesChapter 12 Site Definitions and Site TemplatesChapter 13 FeaturesChapter 14 SharePoint ProgrammabilityChapter 15 EventsChapter 16 WorkflowChapter 17 InfoPath Forms ServicesChapter 18 Supporting SharePoint Server 2007Part III: Customizing and Extending SharePoint-ERMChapter 19 SharePoint Concepts and ArchitecturesChapter 20 Building and Deploying Web PartsChapter 21 Branding your SharePoint 2007 SitesChapter 22 Site Definitions and Site TemplatesChapter 23 FeaturesChapter 24 SharePoint ProgrammabilityChapter 25 EventsChapter 26 WorkflowChapter 27 InfoPath Forms Services

“SharePoint 2007 will be an integral component of just about everything Microsoft does moving forward from servers and clients to e-mail and document management systems.” --Michael D. Osterman, President, Osterman Research, Inc.

Kevin Laahs is a senior member of the Technology Leadership Group within HP’s Consulting and Integration practice. He is currently focused on Exchange Server 2003 and SharePoint Portal Server V2 and helps customers determine how such products can assist in solving their business problems. Kevin is a frequent speaker at industry events such as the Microsoft Exchange Conference and TechEd. Kevin is co-author of Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server: Building Knowledge Sharing Applications. Emer McKenna is a member of the Technology Leadership Group within HP’s Consulting and Integration practice. She is focused on assisting customers with the planning, design, implementation and integration of messaging and collaborative technologies into their enterprise. Emer is co-author of Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server: Building Knowledge Sharing Applications. Veli-Matti Vanamo is a KM Technologist in the HP Consulting and Integration Knowledge Management group. His main focus is designing, developing and deploying enterprise knowledge management systems based on Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies, Microsoft.NET andGroove. For the last 2 years he has been the technical architect responsible for the internal HP Consulting and Integration Enterprise Knowledge Management Systems. Veli-Matti is a frequent speaker at industry events such as Microsoft TechEd.

• Part I: Product Overview and Major Components Ch 1Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 ArchitectureCh 2 Upgrading and Migrating to SharePoint Server 2007Ch 3 Planning a SharePoint Server 2007 DeploymentCh 4 Planning Extranet DeploymentsCh 5 Deploying SharePoint Server 2007Ch 6 Disaster RecoveryCh 7 SharePoint Server 2007 OperationsCh 8 Supporting SharePoint Server 2007Part II: Planning, Deployment and Operations Chapter 9 SharePoint Concepts and ArchitectureChapter 10 Building and Deploying Web PartsChapter 11 Branding your SharePoint 2007 SitesChapter 12 Site Definitions and Site TemplatesChapter 13 FeaturesChapter 14 SharePoint ProgrammabilityChapter 15 EventsChapter 16 WorkflowChapter 17 InfoPath Forms ServicesChapter 18 Supporting SharePoint Server 2007Part III: Customizing and Extending SharePoint-ERMChapter 19 SharePoint Concepts and ArchitecturesChapter 20 Building and Deploying Web PartsChapter 21 Branding your SharePoint 2007 SitesChapter 22 Site Definitions and Site TemplatesChapter 23 FeaturesChapter 24 SharePoint ProgrammabilityChapter 25 EventsChapter 26 WorkflowChapter 27 InfoPath Forms Services

“SharePoint 2007 will be an integral component of just about everything Microsoft does moving forward from servers and clients to e-mail and document management systems.” --Michael D. Osterman, President, Osterman Research, Inc.