Many of them ask what Share point Tutorials is. And when we Google it we have many answers to this questions. In a layman language Share point is a web application from Microsoft that allows organizations to work efficiently by letting users share documents, data and information. SharePoint has many products for organizations where an organization can choose from each that offers a unique set of benefits as per the requirement.

There are Series of Share point tutorials from SharePoint Hosing. Classifications include administration and user management, blogging, configuration, content management, customization, security, the SharePoint designer, and SharePoint-Office integration. Subjects include changing a user’s email address, creating a new SharePoint user, creating a SharePoint security group, approving another user’s SharePoint blog post, creating a SharePoint blog posting, creating a SharePoint InfoPath form library, using the send command, creating a wiki library, manage access requests and more.

There are Share point Task oriented tutorials available for beginners.However three levels of tutorials are available beginner, intermediate and advanced.Subjects includes creating a SharePoint site, adding users to a site, adding web parts to a site, introducing document management, using the recycle bin, alerts, subscribing to list or library RSS feeds, creating list sites, enhanced survey functionality, using a picture library and image web part together, customizing current navigation in WSS, create custom lists, adding columns and data to a custom list, exploring built-in MOSS workflows, introducing search center, security overview, understanding master pages, My Sites, understanding and using site columns, creating and using blog sites in SharePoint, exploring SharePoint's central administration, importing profiles from active directory into SharePoint and backing up sites with STSADM utility.

The next SharePoint Server release is planned for next year. Jeff Teper, Vice president of Microsoft's corporate Office Service and Servers group, has made an declaration about  Microsoft's current server releases are Exchange Server 2013 and SharePoint Server 2013.

Maximum organizations run servers on premises, rather than tapping Microsoft's Office 365 cloud services. While Microsoft showed off somebenefits for Office 365 services at its SharePoint Conference. Jeff Teper admitted that users of SharePoint Server would see a lag in getting access to some of those features.

Share point however is a huge topic..  One can learn more via http://www.sharepointboom.com/ and get sharepoint questions and answers or interested user can learn more linked inn where there is a sharepoint community group and open discussion forum.