Licensing Options

How to Buy Online Services

For organizations with more than 250 PCs, we recommend that you add Microsoft Online Services through a Volume Licensing program such as the Enterprise Agreement. Smaller organizations should choose the Microsoft Online Subscription Program (MOSP) or "Subscribe Now" option.

Add Online Services to the Enterprise Agreement, Enterprise Subscription Agreement, or Campus and School Agreement

Contact your Microsoft account manager or preferred reseller to add the following products:

*Also available for Open Value and Open Value Subscription customers with organization-wide commitments. Contact your preferred reseller for details about the Office 365 Open Value Offer.

Add other Online Services to any Microsoft Volume Licensing agreement

Communication and Collaboration

  • Exchange Hosted Encryption

  • Exchange Online Archiving

  • Groove Enterprise Services

  • Office Live Communications Server Public Instant Messaging Connectivity (LCS PIC)

  • Office Live Meeting

  • Tellme

Security

  • Forefront Client Security

  • Forefront Online Protection for Exchange

  • Forefront Protection 2010 for Exchange Server

  • Forefront Protection 2010 for SharePoint

  • Forefront Security for Office Communications Server

Reference

  • Bing Maps

  • Microsoft Learning Solutions

Subscribe now through the Microsoft Online Subscription Program

For Microsoft Office 365: Take your business to the cloud and be more productive from more places. Explore your options for putting Office 365 to work for you. Visit the Office 365 Web site for details.

For the Windows Azure Platform: Choose from two basic offers when purchasing a Windows Azure platform subscription. First, a consumption-based offer that requires no commitment where you pay monthly only for what you use. Second, a subscription-based offer that gives you a discounted price level in return for a six-month commitment to pay a monthly base fee. Visit the Windows Azure Web site for details.

For Windows Intune: Get management and security capabilities through a single Web-based console so you can keep your computers and users operating at peak performance from anywhere. Visit the Windows Intune Web site for details.

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