Microsoft is changing its Online Services pricing via Enterprise Agreements, making it more expensive for many smaller ...

Online Services price changes start November 1, aligning with Microsoft.com rates and eliminating programmatic discounts ...

Microsoft is preparing to roll out a pricing change for its online services, a move that could affect millions of enterprise ...

Microsoft has also launched an online Volume Licensing Service Center to help customers manage their volume licenses.

In yet another sign of the weak economy, Microsoft is becoming more flexible than ever when it comes to negotiating terms of its volume licensing agreements, according to a new report.

I recently installed a VM server at the house (ESXi 4.1) - Just for fun, nothing professional or work related. I’m currently running Ubuntu 10 as it was the quickest ISO I had access to install ...

Microsoft Corp. continues to tweak its volume licensing programs to make it easier for business customers to purchase the company's software in bulk.

Microsoft is changing its pricing policy for Online Services within volume licensing programs effective November 1, 2025.

Starting on Wednesday, enterprises can sign up for Microsoft's new Select Plus licensing program, a plan that one analyst said seems to be designed more to help the software giant than its customers.

As Microsoft added more products to its volume licensing program, the Product Use Rights document grew and became more complex, according to Charlebois. The document provided information on about ...

You can see the details for yourself in Microsoft Volume Licensing Product Use Rights document. It runs 150 pages of dense legalese. What’s wrong here is actually pretty simple.