Deveoper Enterprise Content Mamagement Lead at a energy/utilities company with 1,001-5,000 employees
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2024-11-21T21:41:00Z
Nov 21, 2024
The pricing and licensing with Microsoft can be complex, and licensing is known to be a challenge because it changes frequently. While the licensing for Purview is not as tricky as other Microsoft products, navigating licenses since the shift to E3 and E5 plans has been a task, as individual licenses must now be purchased separately.
Director, IT Infrastructure & Cloud Technology at a legal firm with 501-1,000 employees
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2024-11-19T19:32:00Z
Nov 19, 2024
We go through CDW for all of our acquisitions, and they are very easy to work with. With CSP or MCE-style agreements with Microsoft, the process is streamlined since we have reps from both Microsoft and CDW working together.
Writer/Blogger at a tech services company with 1-10 employees
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2023-04-25T14:38:00Z
Apr 25, 2023
A few things are tricky with the E5 licensing. If your company is a heavy Teams user, eDiscovery Premium offers some massive advantages in terms of collecting your Teams data that you don't get with the standard edition. That's the argument we made for charging people extra. It has been nice, and the company made a good business decision. I'm not angry about it. However, as they advance the platform, you won't be able to get certain features with an E3 license, which will make it harder on the compliance front.
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I wasn't involved with the pricing side, but I heard it's pretty expensive for the licensing. In the positions that I've had through contracting over the years, I've heard talk of it being overpriced and underperforming compared to its competitors.
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The setup process was very straightforward. We acquired pricing through our reseller in NASDAQ, eliminating the need to search for prices ourselves.
The pricing and licensing with Microsoft can be complex, and licensing is known to be a challenge because it changes frequently. While the licensing for Purview is not as tricky as other Microsoft products, navigating licenses since the shift to E3 and E5 plans has been a task, as individual licenses must now be purchased separately.
The costs associated with E5 licensing are currently expensive for us, so we use the E3 license, which comes with fewer features and functionalities.
We go through CDW for all of our acquisitions, and they are very easy to work with. With CSP or MCE-style agreements with Microsoft, the process is streamlined since we have reps from both Microsoft and CDW working together.
Microsoft Purview eDiscovery comes as part of Microsoft 365 licenses.
A few things are tricky with the E5 licensing. If your company is a heavy Teams user, eDiscovery Premium offers some massive advantages in terms of collecting your Teams data that you don't get with the standard edition. That's the argument we made for charging people extra. It has been nice, and the company made a good business decision. I'm not angry about it. However, as they advance the platform, you won't be able to get certain features with an E3 license, which will make it harder on the compliance front.
I wasn't involved with the pricing side, but I heard it's pretty expensive for the licensing. In the positions that I've had through contracting over the years, I've heard talk of it being overpriced and underperforming compared to its competitors.