Microsoft 365 Copilot, Your Microsoft best friend
Enterprise Agreement (EA) customers can soon start using Microsoft 365 Copilot as demonstrated by Microsoft starting first with Windows 11, followed by Edge and Bing. A minimum of 300 seat purchase is required for EA customers. Copilot transforms how work...
Microsoft licensing mistakes during Mergers and Acquisitions
Organizations evolve with time, adding to their size in every aspect of the word. From staff strength to asset expansion; this is sometimes as a result of merging or acquiring another business entirely or outright. In recent times where software...
This is what Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security offers for your IT investment needs
Organizations that do nothing or the least when it comes to securing their data assets especially will eventually pay dearly for it in this age of rapid digital transformation. This is because traditional security measures are arguably becoming less effective...
Perpetual vs Subscription Licenses: Which One Works for Your Business?
Understanding how to acquire software licenses for your organization’s use can be a challenging task. Your IT team should be on top of their review skills to arrive at which license best suits and meets your needs. It is essential...
The Role of True-Up in Your Microsoft Enterprise Agreement (EA); What to know and prepare for
As the digital landscape continues to evolve, businesses must adapt their technology infrastructure to stay ahead of the curve. This often includes leveraging enterprise software contracts, such as Microsoft’s Enterprise Agreement (EA). While the benefits of implementing an EA...
How Software Asset Management (SAM) Tool helps minimize IT risk and optimize cost
Managing software assets requires careful planning and monitoring; least the whole process becomes challenging. There are a lot of activities to consider and understudy to achieve the required aim which is ultimately to reduce cost and achieve efficiency in your...
Know the licensing structure of Microsoft 365 and Office 365
Office 365 and Microsoft 365 are both developed by Microsoft and used by organizations depending on needs and roadmap. Both are cloud-based productivity suites, developed to offer collaboration, security, compliance, storage, and other essential business applications. Office 365 and Microsoft...
Introduction to Microsoft on-premises products; Read this
As businesses continue to rely on technology to enable and support their daily operations, the importance of licensing and complying with on-premises products as stated by the software producer Microsoft and the requirements cannot be understated. Though Microsoft’s aim is to...
Why pay attention to Microsoft Support in an Enterprise Agreement?
When entering into a Microsoft Enterprise Agreement (EA), take notice of how Microsoft offers various bundled services and how you can take advantage of them. One of these services is Support. In this write-up, we will explain how Support works...
Understanding Microsoft EA Contract Duration and Renewal
Some of the biggest concerns of businesses when it comes to enterprise agreements (EA) with software giant Microsoft are contract duration and renewal. This is understandable since as an IT or procurement manager, you may want to know how long...
Protecting Your Business: Understanding the Importance of Data Security and Privacy in your Microsoft EA contract
In today’s digital world, maintaining data security and privacy is of the utmost importance, especially when it comes to business information. Every organization collects data, and it is crucial to keep that data protected from unauthorized use, theft or loss,...
Observing Compliance and Audit in Your Microsoft Enterprise Agreement
The number of compliance regulations and laws organizations must stay compliant with can be overwhelming when it comes to Microsoft EA contracts because there are a lot. Moreover, ignoring compliance regulations and refusing an audit will mean opening your organization...