Microsoft announced that Microsoft Skype for Business Online will retire on July 31, 2021, as Microsoft Teams has become the core communications client for Microsoft Office 365. Note: Neither Skype consumer nor Skype for Business Server will be affected by the retirement of the
Microsoft announced the rebranding of Skype Room Systems as Microsoft Teams Rooms. Find more information here: https://www.schneider.systems/microsoft-teams-rooms-basic-and-pro/
Microsoft announced the availability of the Microsoft Office 365 Meeting Room per Device Licenses. This licenses cover a Skype for Business device used in a conference room which is not dedicated to a single user and requires a separate telephone number, like a typical
Microsoft announced that – effective November 1, 2018 – Microsoft Office Server 2019 On-Premises Licenses will be available. Hence, the previous Office Server version licenses will then be removed from the pricelists. Impacted Product Families: Microsoft Exchange Enterprise Client Access License (CAL) Microsoft Exchange
Microsoft has announced the Common Area Phone Device Subscription License (DSL). Common Area Phone is a Device License intended for phones that are deployed as standalone, shared devices in locations such as break rooms, reception areas, shop floors etc. It is a standalone license
On July 10, 2025, Atlassian officially introduced Rovo Chat, a new AI-powered assistant, in Atlassian Cloud environments, specifically within Confluence Cloud and Jira Software Cloud. This feature is designed to help teams work more efficiently by providing instant answers, summarizing content, and connecting information across tools and apps. Rovo Chat
Effective August 1st, 2025, SAPIEN Technologies, Inc. will implement a mid-year price increase on all software products. This change does not affect Premium Support, which remains at its current pricing. Customers planning to purchase or renew licenses may want to act before this date to benefit from current pricing.
Effective August 1, 2025, SolarWinds will shift to a subscription-only, multi-year licensing model. This change ends the sale of new perpetual licenses and introduces a default three-year subscription term across its product portfolio. SolarWinds is updating its business model to align with modern IT procurement trends. These changes aim to