I’m going to talk about collaboration, which is a long time sweet spot for SharePoint.

As organizations deploy business-critical applications onto SharePoint, a natural benefit is to use the collaborative and task management capabilities within SharePoint.

SharePoint also provides some very sophisticated capabilities for dashboarding, reporting and analysis via Excel Services and PerformancePoint.

Wikis, notes and other SharePoint productivity tools can help address this problem.

Productivity can be improved with SharePoint and process automation by ensuring that work activities are performed on time, as expected, and that inter-process connections are well defined.

Using SharePoint to simplify and empower how users get their jobs done is an excellent way to kill one of the biggest productivity killers – - repetitive, low value work

I try to answer this question by looking at how to use SharePoint to “Kill the Things the Kill Productivity” in your company.