Electrical Engineer at a construction company with 11-50 employees
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2025-06-27T13:50:31Z
Jun 27, 2025
The experience with Sharepoint 2016 Standard involves using it to adjust and design some applications to create tools for controlling our production line and processes. We use Sharepoint 2016 Standard as an internal engine to control and make workflows. We designed a specific workflow to monitor the current daily processes in our company. I used Sharepoint 2016 Standard to design internal processes for endo marketing and to control the internal processes of my company.
Consultant at a tech services company with 1-10 employees
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2025-05-20T17:09:45Z
May 20, 2025
My experience with Sharepoint 2016 Standard involves working on a project developed for the Justice Department of Quebec for about seven or eight months, where I managed change management, integrated a new system, created training materials, and implemented security measures to protect documents. Everything has been done in this project, and it is my last one. Before that, I studied for the National Defense of Canada, tasked with providing strategic management consulting to evaluate AI usage for various programs. As a program manager, I adapt AI to define business case needs and create business transformation laboratories. My resume shows I use cyber laboratories to develop applications, and my PMO team works to link our efforts with client strategy, ensuring we meet their needs through a systematic methodology. Based on my experience, I prefer working with experts in my PMO to ensure we produce systems aligned with client context and needs. As a user of Sharepoint 2016 Standard, I find it more user-friendly and efficient compared to versions from two or three years ago. The system upgrades have made it easier to interact with, enhancing my comfort with it. I provide a user's perspective without being a programmer, which allows me to evaluate the system's usability effectively, and I see that it promotes better efficiency. I began using Sharepoint 2016 Standard about ten years ago and started seeing success in its implementation compared to other systems. My experts have guided me to adjust my approaches according to their suggestions, improving my experience with Sharepoint 2016 Standard. The ease of understanding the system contributes to my ongoing positive evaluation of it. Currently, I am developing a business transformation expert system that leverages Sharepoint 2016 Standard effectively. Throughout this process, I've been testing AI capabilities to handle data processing and perform analyses focused on complex organizational transformation programmers. By evaluating risks and impacts between potential business partners using AI, I create what I call gap assessments and what-why reports that clarify relationships between risks and business interests. My system generates interactive dashboards tailored to solving business challenges based on existing databases and best practices, positioning it as a valuable tool for navigating complex situations.
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The experience with Sharepoint 2016 Standard involves using it to adjust and design some applications to create tools for controlling our production line and processes. We use Sharepoint 2016 Standard as an internal engine to control and make workflows. We designed a specific workflow to monitor the current daily processes in our company. I used Sharepoint 2016 Standard to design internal processes for endo marketing and to control the internal processes of my company.
My experience with Sharepoint 2016 Standard involves working on a project developed for the Justice Department of Quebec for about seven or eight months, where I managed change management, integrated a new system, created training materials, and implemented security measures to protect documents. Everything has been done in this project, and it is my last one. Before that, I studied for the National Defense of Canada, tasked with providing strategic management consulting to evaluate AI usage for various programs. As a program manager, I adapt AI to define business case needs and create business transformation laboratories. My resume shows I use cyber laboratories to develop applications, and my PMO team works to link our efforts with client strategy, ensuring we meet their needs through a systematic methodology. Based on my experience, I prefer working with experts in my PMO to ensure we produce systems aligned with client context and needs. As a user of Sharepoint 2016 Standard, I find it more user-friendly and efficient compared to versions from two or three years ago. The system upgrades have made it easier to interact with, enhancing my comfort with it. I provide a user's perspective without being a programmer, which allows me to evaluate the system's usability effectively, and I see that it promotes better efficiency. I began using Sharepoint 2016 Standard about ten years ago and started seeing success in its implementation compared to other systems. My experts have guided me to adjust my approaches according to their suggestions, improving my experience with Sharepoint 2016 Standard. The ease of understanding the system contributes to my ongoing positive evaluation of it. Currently, I am developing a business transformation expert system that leverages Sharepoint 2016 Standard effectively. Throughout this process, I've been testing AI capabilities to handle data processing and perform analyses focused on complex organizational transformation programmers. By evaluating risks and impacts between potential business partners using AI, I create what I call gap assessments and what-why reports that clarify relationships between risks and business interests. My system generates interactive dashboards tailored to solving business challenges based on existing databases and best practices, positioning it as a valuable tool for navigating complex situations.