SharePoint Consulting

SharePoint Consulting helps organizations plan, structure, govern, migrate, and improve SharePoint so it supports real business operations over time. This category highlights practical guidance from dataBridge on SharePoint architecture, governance, migrations, intranet strategy, adoption, and long-term success within Microsoft 365.

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If you are evaluating SharePoint strategy, architecture, governance, or migration priorities, start with these core resources:

Featured Service

Explore our SharePoint Consulting Services page to see how dataBridge helps organizations plan, improve, govern, and evolve SharePoint environments that support long-term business value.

Helpful Guide

Read the SharePoint Governance Guide for practical advice on structuring ownership, permissions, lifecycle planning, and governance decisions that support long-term SharePoint success.

Related Case Study

Read the ReVision Energy migration case study to see how dataBridge helped migrate more than 10TB of content into a more structured SharePoint environment with improved metadata, search, and field access.

Latest Articles

IT director explaining a Dropbox to SharePoint migration diagram showing known and hidden cloud accounts moving into organized SharePoint sites and libraries.

Dropbox to SharePoint Migration: Find the Hidden Accounts

September 26, 2026 / Alek Dov / SharePoint Migrations / No Comments

Your Dropbox admin console cannot show you the accounts that cause the most trouble in a migration: the personal ones employees opened on their own, with company files inside. Here is how to find them, what Dropbox content will not survive the move, and where everything should land in Microsoft 365.

Two professionals reviewing a SharePoint intranet on a wall-mounted display in a modern office.

SharePoint Intranet Examples: 6 Designs and What Lasts

September 23, 2026 / Katie Machen / SharePoint Consulting / No Comments

One of these six SharePoint intranet designs has 21 links to outside systems on its home page, and it is the plainest of the group. It is also the one built the way long-lived intranets are built. Here is what to look for in each example, and what to copy.

SharePoint Brand Center: When the Native Tool Is Enough

September 21, 2026 / Katie Machen / SharePoint Consulting / No Comments

Every site owner picks their own colors, and your intranet ends up looking like ten different companies. SharePoint Brand Center is the native fix: one place to set your organization's fonts and colors and apply them across every site without custom code. Here is what it does, and where it stops.

An IT leader and procurement colleague review a monitor showing Microsoft AI products and pricing models in a modern office.

Microsoft Copilot Licensing: Which AI You Actually Need

September 19, 2026 / Dylan Skinner / Copilot / No Comments

There are now at least five Microsoft AI products with "Copilot" in or near the name, priced four different ways, and half of what you might buy is already included in something you own. Here is the whole stack in plain terms: what each does, what it costs, and who needs it.

An IT leader reviews a 2026–2027 timeline of upcoming SharePoint and Microsoft 365 retirement and support deadlines.

SharePoint Retirements 2026-2027: The Complete Guide

September 17, 2026 / Barry Turnmeyer / SharePoint Consulting / No Comments

Several SharePoint and Microsoft 365 retirements have already hit in 2026, most of them quietly, and more land through 2027. External sharing links breaking, legacy customizations dying, on-prem servers going out of support. Here is every deadline in one place, with what changes and what to do before each one reaches your tenant.

An IT leader and finance colleague review a Microsoft 365 renewal quote showing higher costs and a Copilot line item.

Microsoft 365 Price Increase: You’re Paying for AI Now

September 15, 2026 / Andrea Skinner / Microsoft 365 / No Comments

On July 1, Microsoft raised Microsoft 365 prices by as much as 43 percent and folded Copilot Chat into every base plan. The line item you used to weigh, AI or no AI, is gone. You are paying for it now. The real question is whether your SharePoint content can make it worth the money.