Administration Web Parts for SharePoint 2007 & 2010

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 1, 2011 -- Beijing, China- February 28, 2011 SharePointBoost offers several powerful SharePoint and Active Directory administrative web parts. So far, SharePointBoost is the only SharePoint vendor who covers the largest spectrum of SharePoint AD administration. With these SharePoint AD administration web part portfolio, users, Active Directory and especially SharePoint administrators can now dump most of their administration workloads and focus on more strategic work which yields more value to them as well as their companies.

“SharePoint Password Change & Expiration (http://www.sharepointboost.com/password-change-expiration.html), SharePoint AD Self Service and AD Information Sync helped me a lot to cope some mundane jobs like helping SharePoint users change their passwords, or updating AD users’ information. Without those web parts I have to personally help them change their information, which wastes my time as well as theirs. Even worse, those trivial tasks constantly disrupt my other work that is more rewarding, and that disturbs me very much.” A system administrator who is about to buy SharePoint AD Management Pack says.
For those SharePoint users who have a large number of AD users, SharePoint AD administration web parts from SharePointBoost present a very good way to significantly improve their productivity. These three web parts focus on different aspects of SharePoint AD administration, as there are many minor tasks that wastes administrators’, and even users’ time.

Changing SharePoint users’ passwords is a sour point for SharePoint, be it SharePoint 2007 and 2010. It wastes time for both SharePoint administrators and users. SharePoint Password Change enable users to change their own password without administrators’ intervening, in addition to that, it automatically reminds users prior to password expiration. It solves password change issues without compromising security and SharePoint password policy.
SharePoint AD Self Service (http://www.sharepointboost.com/ad-self-service.html) allows users to change their AD profiles after the AD administrator sets appropriate permissions on AD properties. With this web part, administrators won’t need to spend so much time on SharePoint AD information anymore because the AD users can keep their own profiles up-to-date. AD information like user’s address would be updated should that user move to a new place and this change can be accomplished without administrator’s involvement.

SharePoint AD Information Sync (http://www.sharepointboost.com/active-directory-sync.html) is another web part which helps users to synchronize AD information to SharePoint lists, so that all the AD changes will be reflected in SharePoint list. Users can also choose to either automatically or manually sync AD information depending on their own preferences.
SharePointBoost also provides an AD Management Pack (http://www.sharepointboost.com/active-directory-sync.html) which includes those three web parts introduced above. This pack works with SharePoint 2007 and 2010. Furthermore, user can enjoys all the features provided by those three AD administration web parts with a package discount price.

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