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A whitepaper was recently published that documents the way that Contoso Incorporated (Microsoft’s demo company) is implementing Azure services. It’s a pretty cool document; it shows all the layout, user count, different features being used, and licensing. Being a Dynamics partner, I naturally decided to look at the Dynamics 365 licensing. Here’s a link: The first thing that’s documented is the structure of the company. The company is setup with a headquarters in Paris, 12 regional offices around the world, and 25 additional satellite offices. Figure 2: Licensing estimate for 100 users Since I’m a curious person, I figured I’d try my best at estimating the licensing requirements and cost a little more realistically.

First, I made some assumptions. Out of the 15,000 employees at headquarters, I’ll assume 10% of them require a Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations license. Since Microsoft is encouraging all employees to be in the ERP to increase visibility across the company, the remaining 90% will be team members. I’ll be generous and assume that only 5% of the users at the satellite offices and regional offices need to be Dynamics 365 for Operations users.

Again, the remainder of the users will be team members. In addition, there’s a small percentage of users that may need the Dynamics 365 for Enterprise Sales App (CRM) – I’m assuming 10% at headquarters and 15% at regional and satellite offices. Also, I’m going to assume that Contoso Inc. Is on an enterprise agreement and is therefore subject to the published pricing announced at AXUG Summit. The following breakdown is what this looks like.

Figure 4: Estimated Dynamics 365 for Enterprises licensing costs In the grand scheme of things, for a 45,000-employee company, a yearly expense of ~$11.5M for Dynamics 365 licensing probably isn’t the end of the world. The fact that Microsoft is using a 45,000-employee company as an example for who can belong fully to the Azure ecosystem (and use Dynamics 365) is sort of telling. Gone are the days when Axapta was perfect for a mid-market manufacturing company and being sold as such. Unfortunately, it seems like these customers are being left behind in search of the much larger enterprise-level customers. From technet: Full users need access to the full range of rich features and functionality in business apps.

These are people in roles like sales, customer service, finance, and supply chain management. In the past, these users have been referred to as Pro Users or Power Users. In Dynamics 365 licensing, a full user is licensed with either a Dynamics 365 Plan or Dynamics 365 application subscription.