SharePoint 2010 Feature Comparison (SharePoint Foundation 2010 Vs SharePoint 2010 Standard/Enterprise)
The Communicator Exclusive: Comparison of All SharePoint 2010 Features
Feature |
Foundation |
Server Std. |
Server Ent. |
Blogs |
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Discussion Forums |
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Photos and Presence |
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Wikis |
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Ask Me About |
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Colleague Suggestions |
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Colleagues and Membership |
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Enterprise Wikis |
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Keyword Suggestions |
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My Network |
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My Sites: People Profiles and Personal Sites |
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Note Board |
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Organization Browser |
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Ratings |
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Recent Activities |
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Social Bookmarks |
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Status Updates |
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Tag Clouds |
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Tag Profiles |
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Tags |
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Feature |
Foundation |
Server Std. |
Server Ent. |
Business Connectivity Services: BDC Service |
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Business Connectivity Services: External Data Column |
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Business Connectivity Services: External Lists |
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Business Connectivity Services: External Data Search |
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Business Connectivity Services: Profile Pages |
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Business Connectivity Services: Secure Store |
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Business Connectivity Services: External Data Web Parts |
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Business Connectivity Services: Office Client Integration |
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Browser-Based Customizations |
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Sandboxed Solutions |
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Workflows |
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SharePoint Designer 2010: Customization |
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SharePoint Designer 2010: Workflows |
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Access Services |
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InfoPath Forms Services |
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Feature |
Foundation |
Server Std. |
Server Ent. |
Microsoft Office Integration |
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Support for Accessibility Standards |
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Compliance Everywhere |
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Document Sets |
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Metadata Driven Navigation |
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Multi-stage Disposition |
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Rich Media Management |
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Shared Content Types and the Managed Metadata Service |
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The Content Organizer |
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Unique Document IDs |
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Word Automation Services |
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Feature |
Foundation |
Server Std. |
Server Ent. |
Business Data Web Parts |
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Chart Web Parts |
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Data Connection Library |
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Excel Services |
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Filter Framework |
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PerformancePoint Services |
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Status Indicators |
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Visio Services |
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Web Analytics Customization |
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Feature |
Foundation |
Server Std. |
Server Ent. |
Site Search |
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Best Bets |
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Common Connector Framework for Indexing and Federation |
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Duplicate Results Detection |
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Federated Search |
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Mobile Search Experience |
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People & Expertise Search |
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Performance: Sub-second query response time |
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Phonetics & Nickname Expansion |
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Query Suggestions & Related Queries |
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Recently Authored Content |
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Refinement Panel |
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Relevancy Tuning by Document or Site Promotions |
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Scale up to 100,000,000 documents via improved topology architecture |
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Search Scopes |
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SharePoint Desktop Search for Windows 7 |
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Social Behavior Improves Relevance |
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Social Tags |
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Sortable Search Results |
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Taxonomy and Term Store Integration |
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View in Browser |
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Advanced Content Processing |
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Build Multiple Relevance Profiles |
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Build Search-Powered Applications |
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Deep Refinement with Exact Counts |
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Rich Web Indexing Support |
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Scale to 500,000,000+ documents |
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Search in Context |
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Similar Results |
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Sorting on Custom Properties |
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Thumbnails and Previews |
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Visual Best Bets |
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Feature |
Foundation |
Server Std. |
Server Ent. |
Audience Targeting |
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Cross-Browser Support |
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Fluent User Interface |
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Mobile Connectivity |
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Office Client Integration |
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OOB Web Parts |
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SharePoint Workspace Integration |
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Enterprise Management Operations |
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Scalability |
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Tagging |
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Video Support, REST and Silverlight |
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Feature |
Foundation |
Server Std. |
Server Ent. |
Client Object Model |
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Developer Dashboard |
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Event Receivers |
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Installs on Windows 7 |
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LINQ for SharePoint |
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Packaging Solutions |
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REST and ATOM Data Feeds |
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Ribbon and Dialog Framework |
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Sandboxed Solutions |
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SharePoint Lists |
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SharePoint Service Architecture |
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SharePoint Timer Jobs |
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Silverlight Web Part |
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Web Parts |
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Workflow Models |
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XSLT Views |
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Feature |
Foundation |
Server Std. |
Server Ent. |
Accessibility |
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Claims-Based Authentication Support |
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Confiugration Wizards |
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Cross-Browser Support |
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High-Availability Architecture |
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Improved Backup and Restore |
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Improved Governance |
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Improved Setup and Configuration |
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UC, OCS, Exchange Integration |
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Large List Scalability & Management |
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Managed Accounts |
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Multi-Lingual UI |
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Multi-tenancy |
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Patch Management |
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Permissions Management |
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Quota Templates |
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Read-Only DB Support |
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Remote SQL Blob Storage |
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Resource Throttling |
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Secure Store |
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Service Application Platform |
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SharePoint Health Analyzer |
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SQL Server Integration |
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Streamlined Central Administration |
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Unattached Content Database Recovery |
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Upgrade Improvements |
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Usage Monitoring and Logging |
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Visual Upgrade |
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Windows PowerShell Support |
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Nerudo
March 8, 2011Nice work man. Thanks allot
Todd I. Stark
October 25, 2011Thanks for this table!
So Foundation doesn’t support SharePoint Designer Workflows? That seems to contradict what MSDN says. Do you know what the real story is there? Do SPD workflows work with Foundation but with limitations?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms414204.aspx
Nilesh Panchal
February 21, 2012Very Good information..
I hv a development environment Sharepoint Enterprise 2010, however I am unable to see Chart web part under Business Data..
Is there any specific activation required for chart web part?
Thanks in advance..
Mukesh Parmar
February 21, 2012Nilesh, The Chart Web Part is part of the Enterprise Edition of SharePoint Server 2010. Therefore, you must activate Enterprise features on the your site collection before you can use the Chart Web Part.
1. Select Site Actions » Site Settings.
2. Inside the Site Collection Administration section of the Site Settings page, select Site collection features.
3. Activate the feature titled SharePoint Server Enterprise Site Collection Features.
4. Navigate back to the Site Settings page using the breadcrumbs.
5. Inside the Site Action section of the Site Settings page, select Site features.
6. Activate the feature titled SharePoint Server Enterprise Site features. Note: Activation of these features is what makes the Chart Web Part available.
Girish Kumar MS
October 1, 2012Really Quick informative table
Thank you 🙂
Jolene Leatherman
May 14, 2013Have you ever thought about including a little bit more than
just your articles? I mean, what you say is important and all.
However just imagine if you added some great visuals or videos
to give your posts more, “pop”! Your content is excellent but with pics and clips, this site could certainly be one of the best in its niche.
Amazing blog!
Daniel
September 4, 2013Cracking post. I have referenced it in post ( currently being revised) to explain why User Profile edit is only available in certain versions of SharePoint.
Weiter
October 18, 2013It’s awesome for me to have a site, which is beneficial for my know-how.
thanks admin
Well Wisher
October 29, 2013GOOD JOB DONE 🙂
Simon
January 17, 2014Thank you, really quick informative table.
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