Microsoft 365 licensing can be difficult to understand, even for experienced administrators.
As organizations grow and evolve, licensing environments become increasingly complex.
Licenses are purchased through different agreements, managed across multiple Microsoft admin portals, and tracked through a variety of reports and exports. Over time, this fragmented view makes it difficult to clearly understand what has been purchased, how licenses are being used, and where unnecessary spend may be hiding.
This webinar explores where licensing waste commonly occurs, the cost of licensing drift, and how organizations can gain a unified view of their licensing landscape to:
✅ Why Microsoft 365 licensing becomes fragmented and difficult to manage
✅ Where native Microsoft licensing reporting and visibility fall short
✅ How to uncover usage and waste, including unused, inactive, and overlapping licenses
✅ How to quantify licensing optimization opportunities in real dollars
Get a clearer picture of your Microsoft 365 license inventory and turn opaque reporting into clear, actionable insights.
CEO & Janitor, Orchestry
Seven-time Microsoft SharePoint MVP, former Co-Founder of Dynamic Owl Consulting and of BONZAI Intranet, this serial entrepreneur, international speaker, Office 365 thought leader, and former professional chef brings great depth of product, leadership, and user experience expertise to Orchestry, working with Fortune 500 companies to deliver maximum efficiency of their Microsoft 365 investments.
When Michal takes a day off occasionally, you will find him experimenting in the kitchen, inventing a new cocktail, or learning a new language while enjoying all Vancouver has to offer with his wife, daughter, and furry companion.
Head of Product Strategy & Innovation, Orchestry
As a speaker, author, and consultant operating across industries, David brings to Orchestry a diversified perspective on solving problems in the Digital Workplace. Working cross-functionally to guide products from conception to launch, he carefully connects the technical and business worlds. Passionate about user experience and design, David thrives on outcomes that are not only successful from a technological perspective but more critically; adopted, championed, and valued by the business.
Beyond his passion for the digital workplace, David enjoys spending time with his spouse and daughter, playing soccer, or reading a good book.