Quisitive Earns Microsoft Frontier Partner Status for AI Transformation
Quisitive has been recognized as a Microsoft Frontier Partner, an exclusive designation for companies with advanced expertise in AI transformation across the Microsoft Cloud, announced in a press release.
This recognition follows Quisitive's completion of the Microsoft Copilot Specialization, its nineteenth specialization overall. The Frontier Partner status is reserved for organizations that lead AI transformation through an AI first, human led approach. To qualify, partners must hold at least three Microsoft Solutions Partner designations and related specializations across Copilot, Data Security, and AI application development.
Quisitive exceeds these requirements, holding all six Microsoft Solutions Partner designations and 19 specializations. This positions the company to assist clients in adopting and operationalizing Microsoft's new offerings such as Microsoft 365 E7, part of the Frontier Suite that integrates productivity, AI, security, and identity capabilities.
As a Frontier Partner, Quisitive will help customers deploy Copilot and AI agents, as well as implement governance and security frameworks to support AI at enterprise scale. The company continues to focus on enabling clients to move from AI experimentation to measurable results through secure and scalable solutions built on the Microsoft Cloud.
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