Microsoft enabled support for concurrent Microsoft Exchange Online license assignments as a new feature in Office 365, which allows tenant admins to assign more than one Exchange Online license per Azure Active Directory (AAD) user. For more information on this feature, please visit: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange-team-blog/introducing-support-for-concurrent-exchange-online-license/ba-p/3721098.
Effective November 1, 2022, Cross-Tenant User Data Migration for Microsoft Exchange Online and OneDrive is available for Enterprise Agreement (EA) or Enterprise Subscription Agreement (EAS) customers. It supports complex organizations with tenant-to-tenant migration requirements. Admins can move Exchange Online and OneDrive user data between
When adopting new Microsoft technologies, it is critical to make sure that all affected employees have access to, understand and utilize these new technologies. Only by implementing technologies in a way, where everybody is onboard, you can maximize the business value of your newly implemented Microsoft solutions for your business
Effective July 1, 2025, Microsoft will implement price increases for its on-premises server products. The main change involves a 10% price increase for all standalone on-premises server products, including SharePoint Server, Exchange Server, and Skype for Business Server. Additionally, prices for the Core Client Access License (CAL) Suite and Enterprise
Effective July 1, 2025, Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) and Skype for Business Server Subscription Edition (SE) become generally available, which marks a significant licensing shift in Microsoft’s approach to on-premises server products. It aligns them with the modern lifecycle policy and transitions them from a traditional 3-year version cycle