Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise Virtual Desktop Access E5 per Device and per Device Add-On Licenses Removal

Effective October 1st 2018, Microsoft announced the removal of Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise Virtual Desktop Access E5 per Device and per Device Add-On Licenses from the price lists. Impacted Programs: Enterprise Agreement (EA), Enterprise Subscription Agreement (EAS), Microsoft Products and Services Agreement (MPSA).

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Microsoft Entra Permissions Management retirement

Effective April 2025, Microsoft announced the retirement of the standalone Microsoft Entra Permissions Management (MEPM) license. This product will be removed from the Product Terms and will no longer be available. The product will be fully retired, and support will be discontinued on October 1, 2025.   Why this change?

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Microsoft Azure: Trading Reservations for Savings Plans

Did you know: If your Azure Virtual Machines (VM), Dedicated Hosts, or Azure App Service reservations don’t offer the flexibility you need, you can trade them in for a savings plan (aka. Azure Savings Plan for Compute) with a term of one to three years. However, you can’t exchange a

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