Managing Sprawl in Microsoft 365

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To increase adoption and engagement, organizations often prioritize open collaboration over governance. Many companies evolve their collaboration environments without fully understanding what the technology can do or how to best maintain and administer it.

This e-book will help you better identify content sprawl and provide some best practices for building your governance strategy.

Read on for the history of governance inside Microsoft 365 and the following learnings:

●  What is content sprawl?

●  Why sprawl is not such a bad thing after all

●  Understanding the impacts of sprawl on you and your users

●  Creating an action plan for best practices in content governance

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