Hi,
I'm looking for a price for 300 x Office Pro 2007 licences.
When considering this, I wonder if anyone could advise on Microsoft Licencing - are we better going for some sort of agreement - especially with Windows 7 on the horizon.
We are currently 300 machines running XP and Office 2003
PM the quotes if possible.
GJE
Will PM quote asap!
Someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but Office 2007 is part of the schools agreement pack, along with Windows.
@garethedmondson: It's definitely worth going down the subscription route at the moment. All the really good features in Windows 7 are only in Ultimate/Enterprise and the only way to upgrade to this is via a license with Software Assurance.
There's two subscription licenses available now - Schools Agreement and Subscription Enrolment for Schools Pilot (SESP). Each of these have benefits and SESP has the added benefit of being able to be 'bolted' onto another license-type (e.g. if you want to license a particular building or group of users for something extra).
From my experience over the last few weeks, getting prices on any of these options is like getting blood out of a stone so good luck!
Go to Ramesys we got ours for 30 quid and a free upgrade to Enterprise on a School agreement +.
That sounds like the Select+ agreement which is basically a Select agreement with 3 years of Subscription Advantage (hence the upgrade to Enterprise - although after the 3 years I believe you are not entitled to use Enterprise any more unless you renew your Subscription Advantage or buy new licenses).Originally Posted by jsnetman
Ther's a wealth of information at http://www.microsoft.com/uk/educatio...g/default.aspx
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Have you not had joy with Faith? I'll kick ass if needed for ya mateFrom my experience over the last few weeks, getting prices on any of these options is like getting blood out of a stone so good luck!
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