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In the rest of this article, I’ll give you an introduction to each of the three versions, a more detailed comparison table, some special considerations for different industries, and a video overview. The short table below gives you a quick overview. With each successive level, you get more features - but what is included, exactly?

MICROSOFT OFFICE 5 USER LICENSE PLUS

Get answers to frequently asked questions about the Select Plus retirement.Microsoft Office 365 comes in three different flavors for Enterprise: E1, E3, and E5.

MICROSOFT OFFICE 5 USER LICENSE FULL

See the MPSA FAQ for a full list of markets where the MPSA is available. *This retirement does not apply to government and academic Select Plus agreements or where the MPSA is unavailable on July 1, 2016. You must also be an AER to sell licenses through Select Plus for Academic. You must be an LSP to sell licenses through Select Plus.

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Software Assurance is optional and cloud services are not available.Įffective July 1, 2016, in markets where the MPSA is available*, Microsoft no longer accepts new orders and Software Assurance renewals through existing commercial Select Plus agreements at the customer’s next agreement anniversary date.

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Select Plus works best for organizations that want to license Microsoft on-premises software only for up to three years with no organization-wide commitment. Microsoft Select Plus is a transactional licensing agreement for government and academic organizations with 250 or more users/devices. For more information regarding this policy change, download the minimum requirement policy change FAQ for partners. *The minimum requirement for the Enterprise Agreement and Enterprise Subscription Agreement changed from 250 to 500 users or devices for new commercial customers on July 1, 2016.

Learn about licensing options for industries >.Learn more about Enterprise agreements and enrollments >.You must be a Microsoft licensing solution provider (LSP) to sell licenses and subscriptions through the Microsoft Enterprise agreements and enrollments. These agreements work best for organizations that want to license Microsoft on-premises software and cloud services organization-wide, over a three-year period, and at the best available pricing.Įnterprise Enrollment, Enterprise Subscription Enrollment, and Server and Cloud Enrollment (SCE) allow committed customers to standardize broadly on one or more user technologies from Microsoft. Microsoft Enterprise Agreement and Microsoft Enterprise Subscription Agreement are commitment-based licensing agreements for commercial organizations signing a new enrollment with 500 or more users/devices* and government organizations with 250 or more users/devices. This list is made publicly available to Microsoft Volume Licensing customers and is updated monthly. Partners whose authorization addenda have been accepted and processed by Microsoft will be placed on the Authorized Mobility Partners. Getting on the Authorized Mobility Partner list Contact your reseller or Microsoft partner development manager or partner tech strategist to obtain the addendum. To become an Authorized License Mobility Partner you must be a Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA) partner and attach an addendum, with additional License Mobility terms, to your SPLA agreement. Becoming an Authorized License Mobility Partner To host application server licenses using License Mobility through Software Assurance, you must be an Authorized License Mobility Partner.

SPLA is offered through authorized SPLA resellers SPLA provides the license rights to host specific Microsoft products monthly for a three-year term, as outlined in the Microsoft Service Provider Use Rights (SPUR) with pricing based on use rights. Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA) is for service providers and ISVs who want to license eligible Microsoft products to host software services and applications to end customers.