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SharePoint Server 2016

SharePoint Server 2016 Webinar

I recently did a webinar with my coworker Matt Engibous on SharePoint Server 2016.  This webinar was recorded and I wanted to pass along a link to the recording.

Link to webinar video

Here is detailed information about what we discussed in the webinar…

Learn What You Need to Know about SharePoint 2016

Are you falling behind with your current version of SharePoint? Join us for a webinar to learn what’s new in SharePoint 2016 to keep your business on the leading edge. We’ll walk through:

  • How did we get here?
  • New key features
  • What is being deprecated in this version
  • Upgrade options
  • And more!

SharePoint Server 2016 Goes RTM

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After multiple previews of SharePoint Server 2016 being available for the public to test and learn, the RTM (Release to Manufacturing) version of SharePoint Server 2016 is now available to download.  Today also announced general availability of the Cloud Hybrid Search solution for SharePoint.  General availability of SharePoint Server 2016 will be occurring in May.

The product key for a trial of RTM can be same as the product key provided for Beta 2:

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Here are the detailed links:

SharePoint Server 2016 Release Candidate

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Microsoft has released its latest public release of SharePoint Server 2016 as a Release Candidate.  This is the next update after the SharePoint Server 2016 Beta 2.  This release is “mostly feature complete.”  That means that we should not expect to see any major changes prior to the General Availability release this year.  I wanted to write this post to highlight a few key areas for this release.

  1. The SharePoint Server 2016 RC is an UPDATE to SharePoint Server 2016 Beta 2.  So if you have Beta 2 installed this should be installed just like another SharePoint update with psconfig being ran after the update is installed.
  2. InfoPath 2013 and SharePoint Designer 2013 will continue to be the last version of these products and follow the support life cycle of SharePoint Server 2016 through 2026

Here are the handy links!