MDOP definition
MDOP means Microsoft Desktop Optimization Platform
MDOP means Mine Developer, Operator and Purchaser i.e. or its permitted successors and/or assigns.
MDOP means Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack and refers to a benefit of Windows Software Assurance for Volume Licensing customers. MDOP virtualization technologies help to personalize the user experience, simplify application deployment, improve application compatibility with Windows, and manage and secure your customers’ devices.
Examples of MDOP in a sentence
Customer may also use the AGPM, DaRT and UE-V to manage software on servers within its domain, so long as the desktops within that domain are licensed for MDOP use.
Licenses that are granted or acquired in connection with Software Assurance coverage (e.g., Windows Thin PC, MDOP, Windows Intune Add-on device SLs, User SLs for Software Assurance) generally must be reassigned as and when the qualifying License and Software Assurance are reassigned.
Customer may install and use management functionality in the MDOP on Customer’s other devices dedicated to their use to manage software on the Licensed Device or Licensed User’s Devices.
Customers with the following have rights to use MDOP and do not need to purchase MDOP separately.
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MDOP means Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack and refers to a benefit of Windows Software Assurance for Volume Licensing customers. MDOP virtualization technologies help to