Data protection projects rarely fail because of the technology. They fail on delivery.
The largest enterprises pay premium rates for a Purview migration not because the technology is expensive, but because finding someone who has actually delivered one is rare.
What changes when a specialist practitioner delivers your project, compared with a typical generalist engagement.
| Typical engagement | ShieldFactor | |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | Senior staff sell the project; junior or subcontracted staff deliver it | The same senior practitioner from scoping call to production tenant |
| Commercial model | Time and materials, with hours that grow as scope shifts | Fixed scope and fee against documented deliverables, agreed upfront |
| Tooling | Third-party products layered on top of Microsoft 365 | Native Microsoft capability, properly configured and tuned |
| Rollout | Policies switched on broadly and adjusted after complaints | Controlled pilot and telemetry-based tuning before broad deployment |
| After go-live | Limited documentation and an open-ended dependency | Runbooks, operator training, and post-implementation support as your team takes ownership |
Initial conversations are no-cost and exploratory. We review your current state and objectives before either party commits.