JourneyTeam Microsoft Partner
- Location
- Midvale, Utah, US
- Employees
- 51 employees
- Founded
- Est. 1995
With over three decades of Microsoft-focused experience, JourneyTeam Microsoft Partner brings rare depth to digital transformation across Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Azure, and Microsoft 365. Recognized as a Microsoft Partner of the Year, they serve organizations in healthcare, government, non-profit, education, and professional services — delivering everything from ERP and CRM implementation to AI and Copilot adoption, cloud migration, and managed services. What sets JourneyTeam apart is their ability to handle the full technology lifecycle under one roof, combining business process consulting, custom development, data warehousing, and security with hands-on training and ongoing support tailored to each client's environment.
JourneyTeam Microsoft Partner has received a 3.5 out of 5 rating across 13 client reviews. While some clients appreciate their expertise in Dynamics 365 and praise their innovative solutions, others report significant issues with customer support and project completion. Clients advise cautious engagement due to a mixed track record in service delivery and support responsiveness.
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