Judging by those links and what I've read previously looks like the worst place to be is Premium currently. Sure you get upgraded to Ultimate for free but looks like the renewal is higher (when compared to the old Premium prices). Sure you get Enterprise for cheaper than what Ultimate was but that only seems a financial benefit for those already on Ultimate (not Premium). If you were happy with what Premium gave you then you are out of luck, you are being forced to choose between Professional or Enterprise. I do believe a lot of the functionality that's currently only in Ultimate or Premium is being moved down a tier so I would have a look at what the new Professional gives you. You might find it covers what you need and you are in fact up for a savings. Some research is in order. Perhaps there is a detailed comparison, feature by feature, between the old and the new.
On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 7:56 AM, Greg Keogh <[email protected]> wrote: > Perhaps the price rise is due to upcoming changes to the VS 2015 editions? >> Just a guess. >> > > Good guess, I just received the following clarification: > > Just want to advise you as well that starting May 1, VS Premium and VS > Ultimate will no longer be available. This will be replace by VS > Enterprise. VS Enterprise is a combination of Premium and Ultimate, > meaning if you have Premium you will have an automatic access to the > features of Ultimate without additional cost. > > *Greg K* >
