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PSA: Microsoft deepens the disconnect between PowerShell and Purview UI

PSA: Microsoft deepens the disconnect between PowerShell and Purview UI
For years, we’ve been hearing how the Graph API is the de facto “control surface” of Microsoft 365 and should be used for all integrations/automations and apps. Yet, years down this journey, the real story still shows fragmented coverage across even the basic workloads (*cough* Exchange Online *cough*). On the …

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