Microsoft Purview has become a critical platform for organisations facing growing regulatory pressure, increasing data complexity, and heightened security risk. Fragmented data estates, hybrid environments, and rising expectations around data protection mean governance is no longer optional. For many organisations, the decision to invest in Purview is a strategic necessity.
The real risk lies in how it is implemented and who you choose to deliver it.
Selecting the wrong Purview implementation partner can lead to extended delivery timelines, rising costs, weak security controls, low user adoption, and governance frameworks that exist in theory but fail in practice. In contrast, the right partner ensures Microsoft Purview becomes a strategic capability that reduces compliance effort, improves data confidence, and supports better decision-making across the organisation.
The Microsoft Purview Partner Evaluation Guide is designed to help you make that decision with clarity and confidence.
What the Guide Covers
This guide provides a practical framework for evaluating Microsoft Purview partners beyond surface-level credentials. It focuses on the business, technical, and operational factors that determine whether a Purview implementation delivers lasting value.
Inside the guide, you’ll learn how to:
- Avoid the hidden cost of poor partner selection.
- Assess business-first alignment.
- Evaluate industry understanding.
- Identify true technical excellence.
- Spot warning signs early.