Leveraging the M365 Maturity Model

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For Episode 8 of the Guardians of M365 Governance monthly webcast, Ragnar Heil (@ragnarh), Joy Apple (@JoyOfSharePoint) and I were sorry that our planned guest, Sharon Weaver, was unable to join us this month for health reasons, but we’ll be sure to add her back into the schedule soon. While we did not get to hear Sharon’s perspective as a Core Team member for the M365 Maturity Model community, we did discuss the maturity model and share some of our own thoughts and experiences.

This episode focused on “Leveraging the M365 Maturity Model” to enhance governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) practices. As regulatory environments grow more complex, organizations must evolve from reactive compliance efforts to a proactive approach where GRC is integrated into daily operations and strategic decision-making. We explored how the M365 Maturity Model helps organizations assess their current GRC maturity, identify gaps, and build a more resilient framework that supports both compliance and business growth.

We discussed how one size does NOT fit all, and that it is important to tailor your governance framework to fit the unique needs of your organization, ensuring that compliance efforts align with your specific industry requirements and business objectives. From there, organizations can strategically use Microsoft 365 tools like Compliance Manager, Information Protection, and eDiscovery, as well as 3rd party governance solutions to streamline their management efforts and enhance operational efficiency. We also discussed how leadership plays a vital role in driving maturity, fostering a culture where governance is seen as a strategic priority and accountability is embedded at all levels.

Finally, we emphasized the need for continuous improvement and adaptation in practices. The M365 Maturity Model serves as a living framework that organizations can use to regularly assess and refine their governance efforts, staying ahead of emerging risks and maintaining compliance in an ever-changing regulatory landscape. And as I mentioned last month, I’d like to once again encourage our viewers to share their own governance war stories and engage with the community within the governance community page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/m365governance.

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