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Page 1: Licensing 101

Microsoft Volume Licensing

Sheena.Graham
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Microsoft Center of Excellence Overview

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En Pointe Has Scale

Experience: Founded in 1993

Breadth: Nationwide Footprint Localized Support

ISO Integration Centers

Diverse: Certified Minority Company

Robust: Systems (SAP ERP and AccessPointe E-Business)

En Pointe Delivers

Single Point of Contact: Standardization, flexibility, simplicity

Experienced Team of Professionals: Tenured, certified employees

High Level Relationships with Vendors: Lower costs, better consultation

Flexibility and Nimbleness: Better integration to your business

We are flexible - How can we do business YOUR way?

Contact Mitch Nabki Guerra

[email protected]

310-97-7400

Why En Pointe?

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Software

• Licensing

• Contracts

Management

• Vendor

Management

• Compliance

• SAM

Hardware

• Procurement

• Integration

• E-Business

• Logistics

• Configuration

• Asset

Management

Consulting

Services

• Virtualization

• Service Desk

• Security

• Systems and

Storage

• Networking

• Messaging

Cloud

• Hosted Virtual

Desktop

• Hosted Servers

• App

Virtualization

• Hosted Voice

and Video

• Cloud Storage

En Pointe’s Strengths

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Agenda

• Licensing Basics – What is a Software License

– Perpetual vs. Non Perpetual License

• Different Microsoft Software Licenses (FPP/OEM/Volume Licensing)

• Software Assurance

• Volume Licensing Programs

– Select Plus

– Enterprise Agreements (EA)

• Enrollments to Enterprise Agreement (EA’s)

– Enrollment for Core Infrastructure (ECI)

– Enrollment for Application Platform (EAP)

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What is a Software License?

• A software license is the legal right to install, use, access, display,

run, or otherwise interact with a software program.

• The license agreement defines the way in which software can be

used. Customers are required to agree to the terms of the license

agreement in order to legally use the software.

When customers acquire and install new software:

• They are often asked to read and accept the End User License

Agreement (EULA) or Product Use Rights (PUR) that governs their

rights over the software.

• They may require a software license for each individual computer

or device on which the software is installed.

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Perpetual vs. Non-Perpetual License

Perpetual Licenses – Everlasting licenses

– Valid if the software is being used in accordance with the EULA

requirements

– Generally available when acquiring software from a local computer store

or from an OEM

Non-Perpetual Licenses

– Temporary licenses

– Provide a time-limited right to use a particular product until a specific

end-date

– Are only available through certain Comprehensive Programs

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Different Microsoft Software Licenses

• Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)

• Full Packaged Product (FPP)

• Volume Licensing Agreements – Open License

– Select Plus

– Enterprise Agreement

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MICROSOFT SOFTWARE ASSURANCE

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Putting Software Assurance to Work

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Software Assurance reduces costs per user

Source: IDC, Whitepaper: The Business Value of Software Assurance July 2011

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MICROSOFT LICENSING PROGRAMS

“Right Program for Right Customers”

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Select Plus Agreement

Evergreen Agreement – Never Expires

License (L), License/SA or SA (software assurance)

Based on Pool Points purchases each year

Price Levels

Level A (500 per year)

Level B (4,000 per year)

Level C (10,000 per year)

Level D (25,000 per year)

Payments

Upfront for License only

Multiple payments options for L/SA

Work with LAR (Large Account Reseller)

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Enterprise Agreement and Enterprise Subscription

• Annuity-Based Volume Licensing

– Perpetual: Enterprise Agreement

– Non-Perpetual: Enterprise Subscription Agreement

• Entry level of 250 PCs

• Entity-wide standardization

– Optional additional software programs

• 3 Year Agreement – Committed Pricing

• Channel-assisted direct model

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Enterprise Agreement

• 3 year licensing program

• License + Software Assurance or Software Assurance Renewal

• Perpetual Licenses

• Enterprise Licenses: Office / Windows Upgrade / CORE Client Access Licenses

• Can include Additional Products (not Enterprise Wide) – Server Products

• Price Levels

– Level A 250 to 2399 DTs

– Level B 2400 to 5999 DTs

– Level C 6000 to 14,999 DTs

– Level D 15,000 + DTs

• Enrollment minimum - 250 DTs

• Additional DT license requirements declared annually as True Up orders

• Payments

– Annualized payments

– Spread over 3 years

– Work with LAR (Large Account Reseller)

• Price Protection over the term of the agreement

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Licensing Options - Example

Segment

Transactional: order licenses for installed software

per device.

SA is optional

Relational: Fixed price per PC per year for fixed set of Microsoft products.

Software Assurance is included

Perpetual* Non-perpetual*

Enterprise Customers

Select Plus Enterprise Agreement

Enterprise Subscription Agreement

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Solutions Offerings and Enrollment

Why to Buy:

• Packaged solutions to facilitate customer standardization

• Aligned offerings to support the sales motion

• Solutions that map to the customer’s business drivers and where

they are at in the Infrastructure Optimization (IO) model

How to Buy:

• Enroll via the Enterprise Agreement (EA):

– Enrollment for Application Platform (EAP)

– Enrollment for Core Infrastructure* (ECI)

• For commercial and government

Agnostic Model-based

Approach

Infra

structu

re

Pla

tform

*Enrollment for Core Infrastructure is also available through the Enterprise Subscription Agreement (EAS).

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Evolving Enterprise Agreement

• Share: Increase Windows Server coverage in datacenters

• Attach: Drive broader attach of management and security

• Private Cloud: Enable private cloud growth Go Giants

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Why Enrollment for Core Infrastructure?

Enterprise Agreement

Desktop Platform Enrollment for

Application Platform

Enrollment for Core

Infrastructure

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Simplifying Infrastructure Selling

• Simplify server virtualization licensing

• Single licensing suite aligned to capability-led selling

– Server Management

– Identity & Access Management

– Security & Networking

– Data Protection & Recovery

• Make it easier for you to sell and license infrastructure

– Drives Windows Server share

– Increases Microsoft management and security attach

– Grows mix of premium edition sales

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Simplified Licensing How servers get licensed

Sta

nd

alo

ne L

icensi

ng

Per Processor Simplicity

Per Server

Per Processor

Enrollment for

Core Infrastructure

Per Processor

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Enrollment for Application Platform (EAP)

Objectives

• Enable customers to standardize on the Microsoft Application

Platform.

• Increase annuity revenue through Microsoft Software

Assurance attach.

• Accelerate deployment of the Application Platform products

for mission-critical applications through significant price

savings on Premium Editions.

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Customer Benefits

• Standardization made affordable: – Low up-front costs to take advantage of the latest product innovations.

– Up to 40 percent savings on license costs for new deployments.

• Rapidly adopt the latest software technology: – Helps increase employee productivity and return on investment (ROI)

through Software Assurance benefits, including 24x7 Problem Resolution Support and training.

– Deploy on the customer’s schedule with unlimited deployment rights for Application Platform products across the organization.

– Eligible customers with qualifying Software Assurance can also qualify for Unlimited Problem Resolution Support.

• Flexible purchasing model: – Licensing models that meet the customer’s needs.

– Predictable costs with fixed payment for the life of the term with the three-year True Up model.

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Available Products Application Platform Products Available:

Products Premium Edition 40 Percent Savings (License Only)

Standard Edition 15 Percent Savings (License Only)

Microsoft SQL Server database software

• SQL Server Enterprise

(Processor or Server)

• SQL Server Standard

(Processor or Server)

• SQL Server Client Access License (CAL)

Microsoft SQL Server Datacenter • SQL Server Datacenter Edition

Microsoft SQL Parallel Data Warehouse • SQL Parallel Data Warehouse

Microsoft BizTalk Server • BizTalk Server Enterprise Edition • BizTalk Server Standard

Microsoft Visual Studio Developer Tools • Visual Studio Ultimate with MSDN • Visual Studio Premium with MSDN

• Visual Studio Professional with MSDN

Microsoft Visual Studio Test Professional • Visual Studio Test Professional with MSDN

Microsoft Visual Studio Team Explorer

Everywhere

• Visual Studio Team Explorer Everywhere

Microsoft Visual Studio Foundation Server • Visual Studio Team Foundation Server

• Visual Studio Team Foundation Server CAL

Microsoft Visual Studio Load Test Virtual

User Pack (1,000 users)

• Visual Studio Load Test Virtual User Pack

(1,000 users)

Microsoft Expression Studio • Expression Studio Ultimate • Expression Studio Web Professional

Microsoft SharePoint Server • SharePoint Server

SharePoint Server for Internet Sites

Enterprise

• SharePoint Server for Internet Sites

Enterprise

FAST Search Server for SharePoint • FAST Search Server for SharePoint

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Why Drive the EAP in Your Accounts?

Larger Deals and Increased Customer Satisfaction

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© 2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.

The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market

conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation.

MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.