It's time to plan next year's budget. I've had my eye on EMS for a while, and am trying to figure out whether it fills the gaps I think it does. We need to add some additional licensing, and re-buy some that we accidentally let the SA lapse on. Based on what I've found, I believe EMS includes some of this licensing, but since I'm piecing together information from multiple sources I fear I may be mis-interpreting something.
I'm looking at the charts on these pages: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-platform/enterprise-mobility-security-pricing https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-platform/microsoft-intune-pricing Based on the EMS pricing page, I see that EMS E3 includes: - Azure Active Directory Premium (P1) - Windows Server User CAL - Intune - AIP, ATA, and other acronyms that aren't directly relevant at the moment >From the Intune pricing page, I see that an Intune subscription includes: - SCCM - SCEP - MDM/MAM - etc That leaves me with the understanding that if a user is licensed for EMS E3, they and/or the devices they use do not require separate licenses for: - Windows Server User CAL - SCCM Client Management License - SC Endpoint Protection Is that correct? Thanks, Steve
