There are so many names within the Dynamics 365 family, that it can be difficult to keep up. Add to this the ongoing changes to the D365 licensing model and you leave customers with a very unclear picture of what their licensing will look like in the future or what (unforeseen) costs they might incur. Microsoft’s own guide to D365 is more than 60 pages long, adding to the complexity. Luckily our experts at LicenseQ are here to help you make sense of it all.
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Demystifying Dynamics 365: A guide to the software suites and licenses
Microsoft continously updates and changes the names it uses within Dynamics 365. This helpful glossary explains the terminology used.
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