The Vagaries of Microsoft Dynamics Licensing: Working Around Complexities Can Save $$$, Hassles

by Vladimir Shvorin, News Writer
published December 16, 2009
If you always felt it's tough to get your arms around licensing requirements for Microsoft Dynamics and related products, you're not alone. A new report confirms the challenges.

A Washington-based analyst firm, Directions on Microsoft, has published a report, entitled "Five Essential Resources for Microsoft Licensing," to address the nuanced complexities of licensing. As this issue is an oft-misunderstood sore spot in many departments concerned with software compliance, the report's author, Paul DeGroot, research vice president for licensing and channel programs at Directions on Microsoft, has created a rubric to circumvent potential fiascos before they arise.

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About Vladimir Shvorin
As a news writer at MSDynamicsWorld.com, Vladimir Shvorin combines his experience in the fields of information technology and print journalism to deliver meaningful, news-worthy stories that impact the Microsoft Dynamics community. A former IT professional - having served in the field and as a consultant - he has since focused on technology writing. A veteran of three newspapers, two of which included editor positions, his work has appeared in a number of national magazines and newspaper affiliates. Currently, he freelances for a variety of local newspapers and Web sites, in addition to his position at MSDynamicsWorld.com. Vladimir Shvorin is a magna cum laude alumnus at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.

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