Software Licensing Blog
Microsoft Licensing Price Increase
Secure cheaper Microsoft licences ahead of NCEFrom 15 March, Microsoft licences will be subject to pricing increases leading to higher costs for end customers. Our clients have already saved £4,500...
Happy to fork out more for Microsoft 365 licence increase?
Big changes are on the horizon. Since last year’s announcement that Microsoft 365 licence prices will be more expensive from March 2022, we’ve had plenty of time to reflect on their decision. Here...
The Complete Microsoft NCE Overview
Worried about the impact of Microsoft’s New Commerce Experience (NCE) on your Microsoft Licence procurement? Don’t worry, we’ve got everything you need to know about NCE in one quick...
What is Microsoft CSP? 10 key facts about Microsoft cloud licensing
Anyone looking for Microsoft licences will likely have come across the Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) model. But if you're wondering, "What is Microsoft CSP?" then never fear — you’ll know...
How working with a Microsoft Partner benefits your business
Working with Microsoft Partners help save you time, money, services, products, continuous customer support, expertise and access to smarter tools and programs. What does a Microsoft Partner do, and...
Microsoft Price Increase: Everything you need to know
Understanding your current licensing position is more critical than ever, with Microsoft recently announcing price increases that will affect businesses next year. As a Microsoft Gold Partner, we...
4 Steps to SAP Licence Optimisation
SAP licensing is complex. Licence management, contractual obligations, complicated metrics, and industry-specific systems combine to make SAP licence optimisation a very necessary art. And as...
Software Licence Optimisation: Why It Matters
As tech leaders prove the value of digital innovation, businesses are taking on new software at a rapid pace. One side effect is the growth of software licence management challenges. With multiple...
Understanding the SAP Business Objects Licensing Model
As a general rule, SAP licensing is based on two components: packages and named users. The SAP Business Objects licensing model is quite straightforward. There’s no longer a need to consider CPUs or...