SharePoint
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Hardware and Software Requirements
Organizations use SharePoint to create websites. You can use it as a secure place to store, organize, share, and access information from any device. All you need is a web browser, such as Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Chrome, or Firefox. 
SharePoint 2016 Features
SharePoint Server 2016 is evolving with features designed to be familiar, intuitive, and built for the way you work. Beginning with the November 2016 Public Update for SharePoint Server 2016 (Feature Pack 1), we’re taking what we learn as we improve Office 365 and bringing it to SharePoint Server. Here’s an overview of some of what’s new and improved with SharePoint Server 2016.
Deletion Policy
Your organization may be required to retain documents for a period of time because of compliance, legal, or other business requirements. However, if your organization keeps documents longer than required, you create unnecessary legal risk. With a document deletion policy, you can proactively reduce risk by deleting documents in a site after a specific period of time.
Hybrid
Hybrid sites features allows your users to have an integrated experience while using SharePoint Server and SharePoint Online sites:
Users can follow SharePoint Server and SharePoint Online sites, and see them consolidated in a single list.
Users have a single profile in Office 365, where all of their profile information is stored.
SharePoint Terminology
What follows is a list of relevant SharePoint terms and what they mean. The goal of this list is to make understanding SharePoint terminology easier for end users and those just starting with SharePoint.
Glossary
This list is to make understanding SharePoint terminology easier for end users and those just starting with SharePoint.
Issues
Problems and solutions encounter in SharePoint