With every new application, user group, permission, or SharePoint site, not only the IT landscape grows, but also the knowledge required for its secure operation. In environments that have grown over time, however, this knowledge is often scattered across different systems — or it can only be partially traced.
It becomes particularly critical when information about groups, permissions, and dependencies depends on individual key personnel. During handovers, security questions, or audits, the basis for decision-making is then missing.
In the webinar on October 28, 2026, Rüdiger Massih showed how distributed technical information can be turned into a living knowledge model that makes relationships, responsibilities, and changes traceable — without the need to document knowledge separately and after the fact.
Webinar recording: When systems grow, knowledge must grow with them
Watch the recording to see how technical information from Active Directory, Entra ID, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and file servers is brought together and related to one another, how the Knowledge Graph makes access, dependencies, and responsibilities visible, and how changes to users, groups, permissions, or data structures are documented directly in the process with justification, comment, approval, and responsibility.
What you take away from the webinar
- Why knowledge about groups, permissions, systems, and dependencies gets lost as the IT landscape grows.
- How individual technical data becomes usable knowledge by considering AD, Entra ID, Teams, SharePoint, and file servers in context.
- How the Knowledge Graph, as a knowledge hub, makes the relationships between users, groups, data, systems, and responsible parties visible.
- How knowledge is created directly in the process by recording changes with justification, comment, approval, and responsibility.
- Why a traceable history is the basis for operations, handovers, security, compliance, and audits.
How well documented is the knowledge about your grown IT landscape?
In a personal presentation, we show how migRaven.MAX brings together information from your systems, makes relationships and responsibilities visible, and lets knowledge emerge directly from changes — traceable for operations, handovers, security, compliance, and audits.
