One Microsoft tenant. Multiple companies. Different requirements. And a central IT team holding the admin rights.

In large enterprises, Power Platform governance isn't always as simple as configuring environments, defining policies, and following best practices. Things get complicated when multiple subsidiaries share the same tenant, each with their own business needs, priorities, and responsibilities, but without direct administrative control.

How do you govern a platform when you can't access the admin center? Who makes the decisions when a change requested by one company could affect everyone? And how do you take responsibility for a service when someone else controls the technical implementation?

In this session, we'll explore the real-world challenges of Power Platform governance in shared-tenant environments, where responsibility and authority don't always go hand in hand.

Through relatable enterprise scenarios and practical examples, we'll discuss how to establish clear ownership, improve visibility, navigate conflicting requirements, and collaborate effectively with central IT. We'll also explore a practical operating model for shared governance, covering decision-making, reporting, change management, and escalation processes.