Quisitive

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Quisitive is a premier global Microsoft technology consulting firm headquartered at 1431 Greenway Drive, Suite 1000, in Irving, Texas. Founded in 2016 by Mike Reinhart, a former RBA Consulting co-founder with deep Microsoft National Systems Integrator experience, the company has grown from a regional Microsoft services boutique into one of Microsoft's most decorated partners, serving 500+ enterprise clients from 11 employee hubs across the United States, Canada, and India. Its offices include Austin, San Antonio, Tampa, Washington D.C., Ottawa, Hyderabad, and Montevideo. In 2025 the firm was acquired by an affiliate of H.I.G. Capital, a global alternative investment firm with $67 billion in capital under management, and in 2026 appointed Michael Roughsedge, formerly Global Chief Sales Officer at Avanade, as CEO, while founder Mike Reinhart transitioned to Chairman of the Board. Quisitive's core business is helping mid-market and enterprise organizations move, operate, and innovate across the three Microsoft clouds: Azure, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft 365. Its service portfolio spans integration and consulting, application development, data and analytics, artificial intelligence, business applications, security and compliance, digital workplace, and infrastructure services. It also operates a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider licensing practice and a managed services arm covering Azure management, digital workplace programs, AI operations, managed detection and response, Dynamics and Power Platform programs, managed IT security, and Microsoft support services. Complementing its services, Quisitive ships first-party software including MazikCare for healthcare, PowerGov for public-sector citizen engagement, ShopFloor for manufacturing, EmPerform for employee performance management, Data Fusion, Airo, an AI workspace on Microsoft Azure, and Spyglass Guardrail for governing Microsoft 365 Copilot. What differentiates Quisitive in the Microsoft ecosystem is the depth of its credentials: it holds all six Microsoft Solutions Partner designations, 18 Microsoft specializations, and has been named a Microsoft Frontier Partner for AI and agentic solutions delivery. It has been recognized as a Microsoft Partner of the Year more than 40 times across solution categories and was the 2019 Microsoft U.S. Partner of the Year, and it carries Gartner recognition for cloud and business applications work. Its team is heavily composed of former Microsoft leaders and technologists, which shapes a delivery model it describes as a boutique partnership mindset with global delivery scale. A buyer evaluating Quisitive should verify several things before contracting. First, confirm which entity and contract vehicle is used for a given engagement, since Quisitive holds multiple public-sector procurement contracts, including Texas DIR DBITS and DIR AI products and services agreements. Second, validate that the specialized practices promised in sales materials, such as Dynamics 365 finance and supply chain or Microsoft Fabric data-estate modernization, will be staffed by Quisitive's own consultants rather than subcontractors, particularly for delivery from the Hyderabad hub. Third, clarify the commercial relationship between its services and its proprietary products so licensing, implementation, and support responsibilities are cleanly separated. Fourth, ask for reference clients in the same industry and workload, since Quisitive's footprint spans manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, retail, energy, education, and the public sector. Typical use cases include large-scale Dynamics 365 migrations, Azure data platform modernization on Microsoft Fabric, Copilot and generative AI adoption with governance, security hardening with Zero Trust and Microsoft Sentinel, and ongoing managed services for Azure and Microsoft 365 estates. For Texas buyers, the Irving headquarters offers local executive access, and its Texas DIR procurement contracts simplify public-sector purchasing, while U.S.-based delivery can be paired with cost-efficient capacity in India. Third-party ratings are strong: 4.8 out of 5 across 7 reviews on Cloudtango and 4.9 out of 5 across 15 verified reviews on Clutch, with hourly rates reported at $50-$99 and typical project sizes of $50,000-$199,999.