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Microsoft Office Server 2019 On-Premises Licenses available

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

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Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales Professional

Microsoft announced that – effective November 1st, 2018 – Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales Professional will be available. There are two options for customers with existing licenses: Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales customers can purchase Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales Professional Add-On Licenses. Microsoft

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Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services becomes Microsoft Azure DevOps

Microsoft announced that Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services becomes Microsoft Azure DevOps. To read the full announcement, please visit the site: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/release-notes/2018/sep-10-azure-devops-launch. In this context you might also be interested in the Azure DevOps billing FAQ: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/organizations/billing/billing-faq?view=vsts&tabs=new-nav.

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Microsoft Azure Hybrid Benefit for SQL Server Options

The Microsoft Azure Hybrid Benefit for SQL Server allows you to choose where you use a Microsoft SQL Server license: either on-premises or in Microsoft Azure. Not only that, you’re allowed to choose between a Microsoft Azure virtual machine (Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS))

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Microsoft Stream Plans

Microsoft Stream was a cloud-based enterprise video service, that was included in many Microsoft Office 365 Plans. Microsoft Stream was also available as Standalone Plans (Plan 1 & Plan 2). Microsoft Stream has since retired. Here is an up-to-date timeline for the retirement: January

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Microsoft Office 2019 On-Premises Licenses available

Microsoft announced the availability of Microsoft Office 2019. The corresponding Microsoft Office Servers 2019 will launch in November 2018. Hence, Microsoft Office 2016 version licenses have been removed from price lists. As announced in a previous post regarding Microsoft Program and Pricing Adjustments there

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