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04Jul

Microsoft says volume license agreements now are ‘cloud ready’

Posted by ryan as Microsoft, News, Press Releases

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July is the beginning of the new fiscal year for Microsoft and with it comes increased zeal for cloud computing. The company has stated that volume license agreements are now ‘cloud ready’ meaning they are raring to go online.

“License Mobility through Software Assurance” is one of these volume-licensing program changes. As the program name indicates, this allows customers with Software Assurance contracts to “deploy certain server application licenses on-premises or in the cloud in a shared hardware environment with the ability to assign your existing licenses to a authorized Service Provider.”

License Mobility kicks in as of July 1. Server applications that can be licensed under the program include SQL Server, Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, Lync Server, System Center servers, and Dynamics CRM. Windows Server isn’t eligible for inclusion, and Windows Server operating system licenses “remain assigned to customers’ on-premises hardware with their applicable license terms,” according to Microsoft’s overview of the program.


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