What does SKU stand for in Microsoft Azure? [closed]
I am requesting a quota increase from Microsoft Azure and have an option of choosing an SKU family from A series to NV series. What does it mean?
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I am requesting a quota increase from Microsoft Azure and have an option of choosing an SKU family from A series to NV series. What does it mean?
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I am requesting a quota increase from Microsoft Azure and have an option of choosing an SKU family from A series to NV series. What does it mean?
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edited Jan 9 at 10:51
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I am requesting a quota increase from Microsoft Azure and have an option of choosing an SKU family from A series to NV series. What does it mean?
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edited Jan 9 at 10:51
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edited Jan 9 at 10:51
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It stands for "Stock-Keeping Unit. Excerpt from the Microsoft docs:
Sku
Represents a purchasable Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) under a product. These represent the different shapes of the product.
It seems in line with the Wikipedia definition:
In the field of inventory management, a stock keeping unit is a distinct type of item for sale.
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From your question it wasn't very clear whether you were asking what "SKU" meant or what a specific prefix in a Microsoft SKU meant but since you were asking the former it feels like this is off-topic as it's a very generic concept used by many retailers.
– James P
Jan 9 at 17:04
Fair point. I found SKU for the first time in a form to raise a ticket with Microsoft, so I assumed it was a technical term and that other users might assume the same. I was surprised that it was a retail term. I'm happy to move the question to another forum or to delete it.
– mmorin
Jan 9 at 17:16
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It stands for "Stock-Keeping Unit. Excerpt from the Microsoft docs:
Sku
Represents a purchasable Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) under a product. These represent the different shapes of the product.
It seems in line with the Wikipedia definition:
In the field of inventory management, a stock keeping unit is a distinct type of item for sale.
answered Jan 9 at 10:40
mmorinmmorin
243110
From your question it wasn't very clear whether you were asking what "SKU" meant or what a specific prefix in a Microsoft SKU meant but since you were asking the former it feels like this is off-topic as it's a very generic concept used by many retailers.
– James P
Jan 9 at 17:04
Fair point. I found SKU for the first time in a form to raise a ticket with Microsoft, so I assumed it was a technical term and that other users might assume the same. I was surprised that it was a retail term. I'm happy to move the question to another forum or to delete it.
– mmorin
Jan 9 at 17:16
add a comment |
It stands for "Stock-Keeping Unit. Excerpt from the Microsoft docs:
Sku
Represents a purchasable Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) under a product. These represent the different shapes of the product.
It seems in line with the Wikipedia definition:
In the field of inventory management, a stock keeping unit is a distinct type of item for sale.
answered Jan 9 at 10:40
mmorinmmorin
243110
From your question it wasn't very clear whether you were asking what "SKU" meant or what a specific prefix in a Microsoft SKU meant but since you were asking the former it feels like this is off-topic as it's a very generic concept used by many retailers.
– James P
Jan 9 at 17:04
Fair point. I found SKU for the first time in a form to raise a ticket with Microsoft, so I assumed it was a technical term and that other users might assume the same. I was surprised that it was a retail term. I'm happy to move the question to another forum or to delete it.
– mmorin
Jan 9 at 17:16
add a comment |
It stands for "Stock-Keeping Unit. Excerpt from the Microsoft docs:
Sku
Represents a purchasable Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) under a product. These represent the different shapes of the product.
It seems in line with the Wikipedia definition:
In the field of inventory management, a stock keeping unit is a distinct type of item for sale.
answered Jan 9 at 10:40
mmorinmmorin
243110
It stands for "Stock-Keeping Unit. Excerpt from the Microsoft docs:
Sku
Represents a purchasable Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) under a product. These represent the different shapes of the product.
It seems in line with the Wikipedia definition:
In the field of inventory management, a stock keeping unit is a distinct type of item for sale.
answered Jan 9 at 10:40
mmorinmmorin
243110
answered Jan 9 at 10:40
mmorinmmorin
243110
answered Jan 9 at 10:40
mmorinmmorin
243110
answered Jan 9 at 10:40
mmorinmmorin
243110
243110
From your question it wasn't very clear whether you were asking what "SKU" meant or what a specific prefix in a Microsoft SKU meant but since you were asking the former it feels like this is off-topic as it's a very generic concept used by many retailers.
– James P
Jan 9 at 17:04
Fair point. I found SKU for the first time in a form to raise a ticket with Microsoft, so I assumed it was a technical term and that other users might assume the same. I was surprised that it was a retail term. I'm happy to move the question to another forum or to delete it.
– mmorin
Jan 9 at 17:16
add a comment |
From your question it wasn't very clear whether you were asking what "SKU" meant or what a specific prefix in a Microsoft SKU meant but since you were asking the former it feels like this is off-topic as it's a very generic concept used by many retailers.
– James P
Jan 9 at 17:04
Fair point. I found SKU for the first time in a form to raise a ticket with Microsoft, so I assumed it was a technical term and that other users might assume the same. I was surprised that it was a retail term. I'm happy to move the question to another forum or to delete it.
– mmorin
Jan 9 at 17:16
From your question it wasn't very clear whether you were asking what "SKU" meant or what a specific prefix in a Microsoft SKU meant but since you were asking the former it feels like this is off-topic as it's a very generic concept used by many retailers.
– James P
Jan 9 at 17:04
From your question it wasn't very clear whether you were asking what "SKU" meant or what a specific prefix in a Microsoft SKU meant but since you were asking the former it feels like this is off-topic as it's a very generic concept used by many retailers.
– James P
Jan 9 at 17:04
Fair point. I found SKU for the first time in a form to raise a ticket with Microsoft, so I assumed it was a technical term and that other users might assume the same. I was surprised that it was a retail term. I'm happy to move the question to another forum or to delete it.
– mmorin
Jan 9 at 17:16
Fair point. I found SKU for the first time in a form to raise a ticket with Microsoft, so I assumed it was a technical term and that other users might assume the same. I was surprised that it was a retail term. I'm happy to move the question to another forum or to delete it.
– mmorin
Jan 9 at 17:16
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