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If you're a fan of Get Licensing Ready (and 12,725 exams taken in October 2016 says many of us are!) then it's useful to know that the content has been rearranged for the Volume Licensing agreements for large organisations. Previously, we had Core and Advanced modules which covered Select Plus and EA, now there are individual modules on Select Plus and EA. If you've passed the existing modules you get credit for the new ones too. Take a licensing exam today! http://GetLicensingReady.com

Interested in learning about Microsoft licensing? Join us for our interactive and fun Licensing School Online sessions and if you book four sessions, then you'll get the fifth one free. Check out the courses and their descriptions here: http://bit.ly/LSOcourses and use voucher code "freelso" to get your free session.

We're jolly pleased that our "Licensing and Buying Azure Services" is at number 11 in its category on Amazon! Available in print or Kindle format, find our books on Amazon by searching for "lessons in licensing".

If you weren't with us on Friday with the French LSPs learning about Azure, then book on one of our online training sessions - choose from Azure portals, Azure VMs, and licensing and buying Azure services here: http://bit.ly/LSOcourses.

It's not just the latest Licensing Guides that we love at Licensing School! Our Licensing Guides emporium has as many Microsoft guides as we can find. The latest upload is a Host Integration Server 2010 FAQ. We feel confident that someone, somewhere, is already excitedly heading off to download it... Find all the guides, old and sparkling new, here: http://bit.ly/MSLicensingGuides.

A reminder that the quarterly licensing briefing from the Microsoft SPLA team is on 29 September. The agenda is set to cover the detail of licensing Windows 10 Enterprise E3 through CSP, and Windows Server and System Center 2016 through SPLA. Register for the Cloud Channel Network to attend: http://bit.ly/2c3U8nd or, if you’re already a member, add the event to your calendar here: http://bit.ly/2bPvwOt.

You may know that our latest Licensing SQL Server 2016 book is available in a Kindle format - but did you know that you don't need a Kindle to read it? There are Kindle apps for just about any device - be it iPad, phone, tablet, or PC. Just search for "Lessons in Licensing" in your local Amazon site and when you've found the Kindle book, there's a link underneath it to download all of the reading apps.

Licensing Books on Kindle are fab - you can read them on a variety of devices, you can search for what you want really easily, and you can highlight text and make your own notes - as you can see in our picture. You can find most of our licensing books on Amazon - just go to your local Amazon site and search for "Lessons in Licensing".

Get Licensing Ready is great for testing your knowledge of Microsoft licensing and there are some excellent resources for teaching you the licensing too. We've just uploaded the new video for SQL Server 2016 licensing, so if you fancy learning something new today, head on over to http://getlicensingready.com.