Which Microsoft SKUs does the speaker cite as examples of an "enterprise product" under the EA?

Name: Cloud Service Provider or Enterprise Agreement: Choosing the Right One for You
Uploaded: 2024-09-12T15:45:01+00:00
Duration: 42 s
Channel: Mike Austin
Description: Mike Austin (speaker) compares Cloud Service Provider (CSP) offerings versus Microsoft Enterprise Agreement (EA). He states the primary benefit of CSP…

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Cloud Service Provider or Enterprise Agreement: Choosing the Right One for You

12 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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Mike Austin (speaker) compares Cloud Service Provider (CSP) offerings versus Microsoft Enterprise Agreement (EA). He states the primary benefit of CSP over EA relates to an EA clause requiring "qualified users" to be licensed with an enterprise product. In Microsoft terms that means Office 365 / M365 enterprise SKUs (E1, E3, E5) and frontline suites (F1, F3). The speaker will discuss Office/M365 products first, then Azure.

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Office 365 / M365 enterprise SKUs: E1, E3, E5, and frontline suites F1, F3.

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I'm going to talk first about what the number one benefit over the EA is with the CSP, and I'm going to start talking about the O365, you know, kind of M365 products, and then I'm going to talk about Azure after. Okay? So the one thing that the EA has in it is a clause that says basically for all qualified users that they have to buy an enterprise product. And so in the Microsoft world, an enterprise product is any of either Office 365 or M365, E1, E3, E5, and then kind of their F1, F3 suites.