Microsoft enterprise customers now have the ability to change their channel partner themselves through the Microsoft 365 admin center or the Azure portal. This process, known as Customer-Initiated Change of Channel Partner (COCP), gives organizations more control and flexibility in managing their Microsoft licenses and contracts. Previously, partners had to initiate […]

In recent years, Microsoft has regularly raised the prices of Microsoft 365 subscriptions, often under the guise of "simplification" or suite enhancements. Another price increase is planned for July 1, 2026—in some cases, up to 33%. Microsoft is linking this increase to new AI, security, and management features that will be included by default in […]

Microsoft is changing how licenses for Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (F&O) and related modules are enforced. While customers have previously relied on the so-called "honor system," strict technical enforcement will be implemented starting in 2026. This blog discusses the latest updates, risks, and practical steps for compliance, fully verified and up-to-date as of November […]

SaaS solutions offer flexibility, but they also carry licensing and contractual risks. Unmanaged user growth and hidden costs can have financial consequences. This article will help you discover the key risks and how to get a handle on SaaS contracts. SaaS seems simple, but it's complex. Many organizations underestimate the contractual complexity of SaaS. Where licenses used to be one-time […]

ISO 27001 and NIS2 impose strict requirements for governance, risk management, and IT assets. Many companies focus on technical security, but license management plays a crucial role in compliance. This article explains why good license management is essential for audits and risk management. License management as a compliance tool. ISO 27001 requires that all IT assets are visible and traceable, including […]