Additionally, there are services now (Cortana Intelligence Suite, Machine Learning, Azure IoT) and future services that will require a cloud or cloud/edge deployment. While services like Power BI are technologically available to those who opt for the on premise option, they will have to buy the license separately. SA/BREP or Subscription Pricing (perpetual licenses similar to prior versions of Dynamics AX with full upgrade capabilities).Optional cloud-enabled services for a la carte purchase.Customer/Partner manages own data infrastructure and application servers.Code implementation handled by Partner and Customer, with automatic validation via LCS.“Transact locally, analyze in the cloud”.Mixture of Microsoft and Customer/Partner data management.Cloud-enabled intelligence and other servicesĬloud & Edge (aka Hybrid) – POS available, more options planned H2 CY2017.Microsoft manages Production applications and code promotions.

Microsoft manages all Production data via cloud.Which brings us to three Dynamics 365 deployment options: Cloud (Fluffy white mass of water vapor) – Available Now He does however, understand the variety of reasons for which a company needs to keep “mission critical data” local. In the official announcement Sri Srinivasan, General Manager for Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations in the Cloud and Enterprise Group, still stresses the need for businesses to explore the cloud and hybrid options. Like other partners and users, we were cautiously optimistic on the subject. While many were rightfully wary of the potential announcement, thinking it may just be another variation of “hybrid” with a new name, it appears to be the real deal. Rumblings and rumors had been pointing to it, but it has finally been confirmed by Microsoft, a true on premise deployment of Dynamics 365 is coming. Update: Check out our recap of the Dynamics 365 tech conference and stay tuned for some new licensing information expected to be released next week!

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