Windows 10 introduces changes related to version upgrade costs, MDOP licensing, Enterprise edition features and servicing options, and OEM Pro edition downgrade rights.
Provides an overview of Office 365 and its likely evolution through mid-2016. This Roadmap focuses on services and software delivered by the Office 365 E1 and E3 subscription plans for enterprises and previews the upcoming E5 plan.
Merging the separate Product Use Rights and Product List documents into a single Product Terms document may make licensing rules clearer, more concise, and easier to find
Skype for Business Server 2015 retires the Lync brand and increases Per-User licensing costs, while maintaining the product's licensing model and use rights
This Webinar provides an overview of Microsoft’s unified communications roadmap and covers recent releases, key changes, and preview features that might affect organizational purchasing decisions.
Any server-based desktop infrastructure typically includes three key Microsoft products, which must be licensed: Windows Server, SQL Server, and System Center.
A steadily expanding set of Microsoft online services and on-premises software is licensed through User Subscription Licenses, which carry their own set of licensing rules.