Microsoft licensing has changed again; Learn what that means for your organization

Track Microsoft Licensing for Desktops Running Windows 8, Office 2013

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Your organization relies on Microsoft software for its day-to-day activities, so there is a lot of incentive for staying on top of the licensing. Unfortunately, Microsoft licensing is notorious for being complicated and ever-changing, so saving money and getting what you need from the software takes a little research. This expert guide provides you with the implications of changes to the licensing for desktops running Windows 8 and Office 2013. You’ll also get information on the future of Desktop as a Service (DaaS) licensing and how it is gradually gaining popularity despite Windows licensing challenges.

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