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Orchestry, Reality Tech Collaborate Around Microsoft 365 Governance

Orchestry and Reality Tech, both Microsoft partners deeply involved in the Microsoft 365 space, have announced a strategic plan to deliver enhanced governance and provisioning solutions for Microsoft 365 users.

Announced Monday, the collaboration seeks to help organizations optimize their Microsoft 365 environments by providing comprehensive tools for management and compliance.


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Orchestry is known for its enterprise-grade Microsoft 365 management platform, offering features such as predictive insights and automated governance. Reality Tech, meanwhile, is a provider of digital products and consulting services. As part of their joint strategy, Reality Tech will integrate Orchestry's platform to support clients in managing Microsoft 365 applications, including SharePoint Online, Microsoft Planner, Microsoft Lists and Microsoft OneNote.

The partnership is timely, as enterprises increasingly seek more efficient ways to create robust governance frameworks for their Microsoft 365 environments. According to analysis by Paul Schnackenburg, a columnist for RCP sister site Virtualization & Cloud Review, Microsoft 365 is a source of much consternation for organizations grappling with years of lax data governance -- especially as AI tools like Copilot make that data more visible and accessible.

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Posted by Redmond Channel Partner magazine staff on June 10, 2025


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