ProvisionPoint is Bringing Office 365 Workspace Governance to Australia
Sep 1, 2020
SYDNEY - Sept. 1, 2020 - PRLog -- ProvisionPoint Limited, a UK based company specialised in Workspace Governance for Office 365, announces its brand-new Microsoft Azure service instance of ProvisionPoint Enterprise in Australia.
Securely hosted at Microsoft's Australia Central datacentre, ProvisionPoint Enterprise will now be rapidly available to all Australian based companies looking to regain control of Office 365 like never before.
ProvisionPoint Enterprise offers a powerful solution to support Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Sites, Office 365 Groups and Planner, dedicated to giving control to administrators, self-service empowerment to users and peace of mind to management.
Seb Matthews, Chief Revenue Officer at ProvisionPoint, explains: "We're thrilled to offer local capability of our Office 365 governance solution to the Australian market. The adoption of Office 365 is exploding in Australia right now, so it makes sense to invest locally in order to better support Office 365 users at a local level. The ability to deploy our cloud-first solution from an Australian Azure datacentre also offers improved performance and speed, as well as meeting data sovereignty requirements, where they matter."
Launched in collaboration with definiti, one of ProvisionPoint's Sydney-based partners, this SaaS solution is already live and delivering significant benefits for several local clients.
David Thomas, Chief Technical Officer at definiti adds: "definiti is delighted that our Australian clients can now benefit from ProvisionPoint's datacentre capability in Australia. With its rich feature-set, extensibility and ease-of-use, we are able to deliver a highly-secure solution to our clients that maintains governance and compliance over SharePoint and Teams, whilst providing end-users with self-service capabilities and administrators with reduced management overheads. This delivers exceptional return on investment and end-user satisfaction. We look forward to continuing our partnership with the awesome and responsive team at ProvisionPoint."
Seb Matthews concludes: "This newly deployed capability is in line our growth plans, focussed on strengthening our international presence and we're excited to welcome other Australian partners in the near future."
About ProvisionPoint Enterprise:
ProvisionPoint Enterprise is the workspace governance tool for Office 365. Designed from the ground-up for Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Sites, Office 365 Groups, Planner, and more, ProvisionPoint Enterprise helps to bring order to your Office 365 workspaces.
From preventing Teams sprawl to preserving content for compliance and simplifying provisioning, this powerful SaaS solution gives control to administrators, self-service empowerment to users and peace of mind to management.
Combined with its 3 pillars of workspace governance, ProvisionPoint Enterprise is a comprehensive solution that helps bring back control, consistency and calm to Office 365, solving all Office 365 governance challenges.
Find out more: www.provisionpoint.com
About definiti:
definiti is a People First, Technology Consulting firm helping organisations improve their effectiveness and profitability.
Find out more: www.definiti.com.au
Contact
Deb Jepson
***@provisionpoint.com
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