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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! :D
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! :rolleyes:
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).Quote:
Originally Posted by jsnetman
Ther's a wealth of information at http://www.microsoft.com/uk/educatio...g/default.aspx :tinfoil3:
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