Some of the Limitations of
SharePoint Foundation 2013 Are :
1. Do not have any publishing features.
2. Don't Support Search Box in Page.
3. It Doesn't Support Page Layout as it doesn't support
publishing features so we can't create templates.
4. It doesn’t support Workflows.
5. It Doesn't Managed Metadata.
6. It doesn't have Yes App Catalog (SharePoint).
7. It doesn't support Cloud-Hosted Apps, SharePoint-Hosted
Apps, Auto hosted Apps.
8. It doesn't Support:
App Management Services: This feature allows you to install
apps from the Internal Catalog or the Public SharePoint Store.
9. It doesn't Support:
Auditing: Auditing – Site collection administrators can use
the audit feature to track which users have taken what actions on the sites,
content types, lists, libraries, list items, and library files of site
collections.
10. It doesn't Support:
Business Intelligence: Business intelligence (BI) in
SharePoint 2013 provides comprehensive BI tools that integrate across Microsoft
Office applications and other Microsoft technologies. These BI tools are: Excel
2013, Excel Services in SharePoint 2013, Performance Point Services in
SharePoint Server 2013, Visio Services
11. It doesn't Support:
Community: Community – In SharePoint 2013, a Community Site
is a new site template that provides a forum experience in the SharePoint
environment. Use communities to categorize and cultivate discussions among a
broad group of people across organizations in a company. Communities promote
open communication and information exchange by enabling people to share their
expertise and seek help from others who have knowledge in specific areas of
interest. You can deploy a Community Portal to promote communities to users
within your enterprise.
12. It doesn't Support:
Content Search Web Part: Content Search Web Part – The
Content Search Web Part (CSWP) is a new feature in SharePoint 2013. It can be
most accurately compared to the Content Query Web Part.
13. It doesn't support: News feed: News feed – Use the
SharePoint News feed app to interact with your organization’s SharePoint social
network.
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