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DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT IN SHAREPOINT 2013 WITH CONTENT TYPES, TAXONOMY AND SEARCH Patrick Tucker [email protected]

SharePoint Fest Chicago - Document Management with Content Types, Taxonomy and Search

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DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT IN SHAREPOINT 2013 WITH CONTENT TYPES, TAXONOMY AND SEARCH  

Patrick [email protected]

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Bio

Patrick Tucker ShareSquared, Inc. (MS Gold Partner) Senior SharePoint Consultant MCT, MCTS, MCPD, MCITP, MCSD, MCAD,

MCDBA [email protected] Blog: www.tuckersnet.com Twitter: @TuckersNet

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Today’s Conversation

How to use Content Types to apply consistent metadata columns across documents, items & pages

How to use the Taxonomy Term store to apply consistent values across documents, items & pages

How to use SharePoint Search to locate and aggregate content based on metadata by customizing search results and refiners

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Our Goal

Put documents into SharePoint in an organized way so you can FIND THEM LATER!

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Where did I put that?

How do I organize list and library data in my SharePoint environment?

Remember the goal: organizing but also locating content when you need it.

Document Libraries Folders

Document Sets

Document/Records Center

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Reduce, Reuse and Recycle

First determine what kind of information to store along with your data.

Reduce business requirements and definitions into reusable types to be used in libraries, sites and the Enterprise

Content Types are the reusable building blocks for SharePoint data

Content can be recycled (or moved)

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Content Types Organize SharePoint OTB and Custom Content Types

Created using site columns, which may be created on their own

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Metadata and Content Types List level - columns associated with

list/library Site level – shared content definitions Enterprise Level – Content Type Hub Values may be driven by taxonomy

terms (think of choice fields on steroids)

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Applied Metadata

Metadata is applied to list items and documents Column data is saved along with other data

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Pages Too!

Your SharePoint pages are documents too and are built from content types

Metadata can be displayed on the page Turn “Publishing” features on for

additional content types and Page Layouts

Content Type

Page Layout Page

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DEMO

Content Types in action!

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Reusing Content Types

Reuse the definition by building on it through inheritance Document Specialized Document List Item Specialized List Item

Reuse content types across the enterprise with Content Type Syndication Enforces governance – consistent use of

content types across the enterprise One site creates and shares Content Types Other sites are subscribers to those types

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Content Type Syndication

MMS Properties is the place to start

Create and publish content types in the “hub” site and consume in sites within the web application

2 Timer jobs control availability – “Content Type Hub” and “Content Type Subscriber”

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Recycling Content

The Content Organizer feature lets you automatically route submitted content based on Content Type

Content Organizer Rules are created to route documents to a drop off library or other configured Send To location

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Content Organizer Settings

Property based conditions route

content

Specify alternate names for taxonomy

differences

Submissions matched to a content type

Content is routed to a specific

location based on criteria

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Taxonomy Term Store

Metadata is about consistency of data fields, taxonomy is about consistency of data values

Terms Sets contain terms which can easily be updated over time

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Managed Metadata Columns

• THE DOCUMENT INFORMATION PANEL

• THE TAXONOMY PICKER CONTROL

• SEARCH

Where is Taxonomy Surfaced?

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Demo

Content Type Reuse and Managed Metadata

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Organizing Content

How do we group items together in SharePoint Lists and Libraries Folders Document Sets Document/Record Center Content Types, Taxonomy and Search

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How Search Exposes Taxonomy Values

Taxonomy Fields Crawled

• Taxonomy fields in your content are crawled and generate a search property

Managed Propertie

s Mapped

• Search managed properties are manually created and mapped to crawled properties

Search Uses

Properties

• Search uses managed properties in refinement and querying

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Search Schema

Managed properties allow refinement and search result sources to work with content type metadata

Are mapped to crawled properties

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Automatic Managed Properties If site columns are used instead of list

columns, managed properties are automatically created

Automatic properties are named by removing spaces and adding an “OWS” prefix

Not supported with Lookup, Calculated, Task Outcome, Summary Links Data or Rich Media Data

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Search Web Parts

Create a custom search page using a Search Box, Search Results and Refiners web parts

Search results can be configured to “pre-display” results by Content Type or managed property

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Items Matching a Tag

Find documents that have been crawled by looking for a metadata tag that describes them

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Content Search Web Part

1. Designed to return items in the search index that match a query defined in the web part properties…

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Real World Solution

A school district with several locations, each with their own site collection.

Content not organized well but needs to be aggregated and displayed in one place

Conte

nt

TypeInformat

ion Center Category shared across sites

Taxo

nom

yCategories created as taxonomy terms & centrally managed

Searc

hPages with Search web parts display documents

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Questions

Patrick Tucker [email protected]

m @TuckersNet www.ShareSquared.com