My colleague Seth Broweleit shared with me news that. If you are a Yammer Enterprise customer, you can download the installation package that includes some very nice features. I suspect the main reason that SharePoint 2013 isn’t listed within the systems requirements is that it isn’t publicly available yet (only to volume-licensed customers which doesn’t count as ‘general availability’). Yammer integration isn’t seen as conflicting with SharePoint 2013’s social capabilities. The Social Roadshows going on at the moment are highlighting both solutions and advocating the integration. Yammer is a cloud-based solution, SharePoint can run in the cloud or on-premises. Customers can choose which solution to use for social capabilities, and sometimes that will determined by their acceptance of cloud solutions (some customers have a no-cloud policy).

• Add Yammer To Sharepoint

The future roadmap for SharePoint / Yammer integration is not public yet, but it will support customers’ current decisions to use one or the other. I’ve been a SharePoint (365)use for over 8 years. My company was tired of the Microsoft game of third party add-ons for just about everything. It was hard to keep up with every time we wanted to implement a new process like social capabilities we would have to find an add-on and spend more money for a system that should have already came with these capabilities out the box. After a little research and few demos we found Centralpoint by Oxcyon.

Download the web part from success.yammer.com. From Site Actions, click Site Settings. From Galleries, click Solutions. Click Library. Click Solutions. Click Upload. Browse to the Yammer for SharePoint Online wsp file. Click Activate. After which you can easily add web part for yammer.

Centralpoint came with over 230 modules out the box. It was an easy transfer from SharePoint to Centralpoint and a great jump start out the box. I found out a few years ago it was time for a SharePoint alternative when we found out that SharePoint wasn’t by far ready to use out the box. Like the fact that SharePoint social capabilities aren’t the best. We even bought in to the Yammer integration. All the third party option SharePoint has the options for kept my team learning more and more about different products and shown no really productivity. I did a quick Google and found out this new user platform could easily create productive for us.

We were using SharePoint but between the licensing, I.T. Staff cost, and the fact that it didn’t have any real social capabilities made us search for a new CMSs fast.

MS (unless I'm mistaken) continue to have unsupported products within their various sites and communities available, stuff like MS Money, the Expression range and misc sunset release products. All I'm saying with the above is that I'm aware its out of support and has been intentionally removed but I'm wanting to ask if anyone within the SP community has a copy of it lying around. The SharePoint 2003 Page Capture Web Part (for example) got some mileage in later editions of SharePoint, I'm just after something similar. If no-one has a copy in the next week or so, I'll mark this accordingly.

Add Yammer To Sharepoint

– Dec 3 '13 at 16:29.