Visão Geral

Microsoft SharePoint 365. Este curso aborda o Microsoft SharePoint Online no Microsoft 365 em profundidade, cobrindo arquitetura, modelagem avançada de conteúdo, segurança, governança, automação, extensibilidade e cenários corporativos complexos. O treinamento é voltado para ambientes empresariais que exigem escalabilidade, conformidade, integração com Power Platform, Microsoft Purview e controles avançados de acesso, preparando os participantes para atuar em cenários reais e regulados.

Objetivo

Após realizar este Curso Microsoft SharePoint 365, você será capaz de:

• Compreender a arquitetura lógica do SharePoint Online
• Projetar arquiteturas de sites escaláveis e orientadas a processos
• Modelar conteúdo corporativo com padrões ECM
• Implementar segurança, permissões e acesso condicional
• Aplicar governança de sites e conteúdo integrada ao Microsoft Purview
• Automatizar e estender o SharePoint com Power Platform e APIs
• Customizar a experiência do usuário de forma moderna e suportada
• Monitorar, auditar e mitigar riscos no ambiente SharePoint
• Aplicar boas práticas em cenários corporativos e regulados

Publico Alvo

• Administradores de SharePoint Online
• Arquitetos de Informação
• Profissionais de TI e Colaboração
• Power Users avançados
• Analistas de Governança e Compliance
• Consultores Microsoft 365
• Arquitetos de Soluções Corporativas

Pre-Requisitos

• Conhecimento intermediário de SharePoint Online
• Experiência prévia com Microsoft 365
• Noções de arquitetura de informação
• Conhecimentos básicos de segurança da informação
• Familiaridade com Power Platform (desejável)

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

Module 1: SharePoint Online Overview and Architecture

1. SharePoint Online logical architecture
2. Tenant, sites and hubs
3. Associated services overview
4. Integration with Teams, OneDrive, Viva and Power Platform

Module 2: Site and Information Architecture

1. Site types: team sites, communication sites and hub sites
2. Architecture strategies
3. 2.1 Flat vs hierarchical architecture
4. 2.2 Process-oriented architecture
5. Hub planning and associations
6. Advanced SharePoint search configuration and usage
7. Scalability best practices

Module 3: Advanced Content Modeling

1. Enterprise content types
2. Site columns vs list columns
3. Managed metadata and term store
4. Inheritance and content reuse
5. Corporate standardization strategies and ECM paradigm

Module 4: Libraries, Document Sets and Versioning

1. Modern document libraries
2. Document sets
3. 2.1 Use cases
4. 2.2 Inherited metadata
5. Limitations and best practices
6. Version control
7. 4.1 Major and minor versions
8. 4.2 Automatic versioning
9. Check-in and check-out usage scenarios

Module 5: Security, Permissions and Sharing

1. SharePoint Online security model
2. SharePoint groups vs Microsoft 365 groups
3. Inherited vs unique permissions
4. Granular permission levels and applicability
5. External sharing (B2B) security considerations
6. Conditional access applied to SharePoint
7. Permission auditing and common risks

Module 6: Site and Content Governance

1. Site lifecycle management
2. Controlled provisioning
3. 2.1 PowerShell-based resources
4. 2.2 Microsoft Purview capabilities
5. Naming and classification standards
6. Retention policies applied to content
7. Microsoft Purview integration
8. Governance in citizen development scenarios
9. SharePoint Admin Center capabilities (basic and advanced)

Module 7: Automation and Extensibility

1. Platform limits and throttling
2. Power Apps
3. 2.1 Custom forms and versioning management
4. 2.2 Governance support applications
5. Dataverse integration
6. API usage
7. 4.1 Microsoft Graph
8. 4.2 REST APIs
9. Hybrid automation scenarios with external logic
10. Architectural decision criteria
11. 6.1 When to use Power Platform
12. 6.2 When to use Graph, REST, Azure Functions or combined approaches

Module 8: User Experience and Modern Customizations

1. Modern pages customization with HTML, CSS and JavaScript
2. Platform restrictions and limitations
3. Standard and advanced web parts
4. JSON formatting
5. 4.1 Columns
6. 4.2 Views
7. 4.3 Cards and actions
8. Corporate UX standards

Module 9: Monitoring, Auditing and Inventory

1. Audit logs
2. Usage and adoption metrics
3. Inventory of sites, libraries, pages and members
4. Risk analysis
5. 4.1 Oversharing
6. 4.2 Sensitive data exposure
7. 4.3 Access frequency
8. Automated reporting

Module 10: Advanced Scenarios and Real-World Cases

1. Enterprise content management (ECM)
2. Legacy platform migration
3. Integration with external systems
4. Strategies for regulated environments
5. Lessons learned and anti-patterns