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Microsoft partners tell how Microsoft-hosted services are affecting their businesses, and they share what they're doing to sell online services and capitalize on this trend.
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Microsoft partners will be able to carry their on-premise Windows and .NET skills over to the company's future cloud infrastructure.
Microsoft partners will receive initial referral fees and recurring margins for selling Microsoft Online Services.