The Total Economic Impact™ Of Microsoft Entra

The Total Economic Impact™ Of Microsoft Entra

It's difficult to calculate the true costs and benefits of a security solution before you buy. Fortunately, Forrester did it for you. Forrester's Total Economic Impact report on Microsoft Entra ID, a unified identity and access management solution for organizations of all sizes, provides data and insights into the costs and benefits that actual companies experienced in using Microsoft Entra ID. Read this report to get a factual look at what Entra ID can do for your company, including the cost, benefits, flexibility and risk factors that Entra customers experienced.

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The Total Economic Impact™ Of Microsoft Entra published by Platte River Networks

For 21 years, Platte River Networks, a technology consulting and managed services firm based in Denver, CO, has provided complete IT services for small to mid-sized businesses throughout Colorado and the nation. Their expertise and work ethic has resulted in hundreds of diverse clients in all types of industries. Platte River Networks provides infrastructure design, procurement, implementation, monitoring and management including help desk, projects, security and virtual CIO services. Our 10,000 sq. ft. Denver based Network Operation and Help Desk Center includes 35 full-time engineers and technicians fully monitoring, managing and supporting over 120 companies 24 x 7 including onsite.

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