Many agencies already run on Microsoft: identity in Entra ID, documents in Microsoft 365, workloads in Azure. Building on what is already authorized and already in use is usually the fastest way to put AI to work.
How we use it
- Azure Government for regulated workloads. Landing zones, infrastructure as code and pipelines in Azure Government, with the logging and guardrails the authorization expects.
- Azure OpenAI. Language models through Azure OpenAI, including in Azure Government where the agency needs it, grounded in the agency's own records and logged end to end.
- Microsoft 365 and Teams. Assistants and automations that work where staff already work, on the documents and permissions already in place.
- Power Platform and Dataverse. Low-code apps and workflows for the processes that do not need a custom build, connected to the systems that do.
- Integration, not lock-in. We connect Microsoft services to other systems through open, documented interfaces, so the agency keeps the ability to change any part later.
Where it fits
- Modernizing a case or request workflow onto Microsoft 365 and Dataverse.
- An assistant in Teams that answers from approved policy and program documents.
- Moving a legacy application to Azure Government without a cutover weekend.
Getting started
Tell us what you already run and what needs to change. We will plan the work around your tenant, your authorization and your staff.
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