Best for: Organizations ready to transition from EA to CSP without adding support.
Best for: Organizations replacing both EA and Unified Support with a more accountable Microsoft partnership.
Best for: Teams that need data before deciding between EA Off-Ramp, EA Replacement, or another licensing strategy.
Buying teams need a licensing model with transparent pricing, structured terms, documented options, and a partner who provides more than transaction support.
IT needs confidence that a transition will not complicate provisioning, support expectations, cloud alignment, license usage, security, or day-to-day operations.
Your finance teams need Microsoft spend to be predictable, traceable, and tied to clear business logic around license growth, support costs, Azure consumption, and renewal exposure.
A Microsoft licensing strategy that is easier to govern, easier to justify, and optimize over time.
*Estimated based on a representative 1,000-seat organization comparing Microsoft EA + Unified Support to a governed DCG CSP model.
Savings are measured on the total cost of ownership, including licensing, support, and escalation management.
Organizations become equipped to manage Microsoft licensing as an ongoing operational discipline rather than a one-time purchase decision. Microsoft-focused delivery, responsive account support, licensing visibility, and SOC II Type 2 certification bring operating discipline to every DCG partnership.