Microsoft is changing the rules, and it will affect you
Microsoft has announced significant upcoming updates to their Cloud and licensing terms and conditions. The changes will affect everyone: Cloud providers and their clients.
Microsoft has announced significant upcoming updates to their Cloud and licensing terms and conditions. The changes will affect everyone: Cloud providers and their clients.
Is it still a good idea to switch some or all of your Microsoft licensing to CSP in 2022? Here’s a story you may relate to.
Do you deploy SQL Server Integration Services separate from SQL database, and think that it’s free? STOP. It requires a full SQL licence.
There’s considerable frustration because Windows Server and SQL Server are licensed differently in containers.
A customer had 672 Office Professional Plus licenses with active Software Assurance until September last year. Then they bought 608 M365 E3 From SA subscriptions in October. Do they retain all 672 perpetual licenses along with the 608 M365 E3 from SA subscriptions?