Windows 10: Microsoft rolls back plan to take internal use rights from partners

Brink · Jul 12, 2019

To our partners:

Over the last several days, we’ve heard from many of you about changes we were planning to make regarding benefits included with gold and silver competencies, and those in the Microsoft Action Pack. These included benefits related to internal use rights, or IUR — specifically the terms governing the use of product licenses to run partner businesses.

I want to thank you for sharing your feedback with us and would like to provide an update on partner benefits.

Your partnership and trust matters to us. Given your feedback, we have made the decision to roll back all planned changes related to internal use rights and competency timelines that were announced earlier this month. This means you will experience no material changes this coming fiscal year, and you will not be subject to reduced IUR licenses or increased costs related to those licenses next July as previously announced.

We listened to you, and we have acted.

Each year we review how we engage with partners and evolve our approach to ensure we provide best-in-class support to you and stay ahead of market changes. As we move forward, we commit to providing even more advance notice and consultation with our partner community to mitigate concerns and address issues up front. We will continue to invest in our partner program to ensure we create opportunities for all our partners.

Our decision to rescind these changes required a thorough review, and a key determining factor was the connection and trust we have with you, our partners — a valuable asset we do not take for granted. Together, we can continue to be a catalyst for digital transformation industry wide.

We appreciate your feedback, apologize for the confusion this caused some members of our partner community, and look forward to growing our partnership with you in the months and years to come.

Sincerely,
Gavriella

Editor’s note, July 12, 2019: A number of partners have asked for clarification on whether this announcement includes planned changes to on-premise support and new competency requirements. We can confirm those planned changes have also been rolled back.
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Source: https://blogs.partner.microsoft.com/...announcements/

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Brink · Jul 12, 2019

Microsoft and Citrix Partner to Help Customers Move to the Cloud

At the Citrix Synergy event today in Las Vegas, we made a number of significant announcements that will help our customers accelerate their digital transformation, and we want to share some additional context on a few of the big things that we’re announcing together. These announcements are a huge step in delivering new customer value from our long-standing partnership.

Over the past couple months, we have spent a lot of time with customers gathering input and direction on what you need and what you want us to do. One big piece of feedback has become clear: Every organization is looking for their strategic vendors to help them accelerate through the digital transformation they’re facing right now. With Microsoft and Citrix, there are four areas that we’ve heard (loud and clear!) that you want us to focus on:

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Windows 10: Microsoft rolls back plan to take internal use rights from partners

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