Has anyone used Epiq to implement Microsoft Purview for their organization? I am trying to find an implementation specialist for Purview in advance of rolling out Microsoft CoPilot.

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VP of IT in Education2 years ago

We are working with Forsyte IT

Vice President & Chief Information Officer in Manufacturing2 years ago

Not yet but got recommendation to leverage. Seems they are Microsoft partner who can help with implementation. Open to chat and share our notes.

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