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Craig Hale

Microsoft is tweaking its enterprise software pricing once again - and some customers won't be too happy

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  • Online Services, including Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and Windows 365, affected
  • Enterprise Agreements pricing will closely align with Microsoft.com pricing
  • It means many smaller companies could end up losing their discounts

Microsoft has revealed it will be changing its pricing approach for Online Services in Enterprise Agreements (EAs) in a move it says will improve consistency and transparency - but the reality is that many users will end up paying more than they did before.

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