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You need to recommend a Volume Licensing program that meets the company's business goals. Which Volume Licensing program should you recommend?
The correct answer is B. Enterprise Agreement. Case Study 12 - Grooveware, Inc. (Questions 150 - Questions 153) Company Background Corporate Information Grooveware, Inc.is a large manufacture company which produces furniture. Physical Locations Grooveware has an office which is located in New York. There are 180 employees…
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You need to recommend a Volume Licensing program that meets the company's business goals. Which Volume Licensing program should you recommend?
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- ASelect Plus
- BEnterprise Agreement
- COpen License
- DOpen Value Non-company-wide
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A3% (2)
- B81% (52)
- C9% (6)
- D6% (4)
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Case Study 12 - Grooveware, Inc. (Questions 150 - Questions 153) Company Background Corporate Information Grooveware, Inc.is a large manufacture company which produces furniture. Physical Locations Grooveware has an office which is located in New York. There are 180 employees in the New York office. Existing Environment Existing Licensing Solution Under OEM agreements and Open License agreements Grooveware purchases Microsoft software licenses. Existing IT Environment The company has configured each employee with a desktop computer. Different versions of MicrosoftWindows and different versions of Microsoft Office are installed on these desktops. Business Requirements After consideration, the company plans to implement Windows SharePoint Services. The company intends to standardize the operating system versions to Windows XP Professional in the next three years. But the company has no intention to upgrade to Windows Vista during this time period. Grooveware decides that it is unnecessary to keep new version rights for server In the next four years, Grooveware plans to replace all desktops, upgrade e-mail services to Exchange Server 2007, upgrade all servers to the current version of Windows Server. Problem Statements The company's software purchases are unplanned and improperly documented. Grooveware aims to achieve the following business goals: - Own software licenses perpetually - Have easy access to verifiable license documentation - Standardize on the current version of desktop applications - Minimize the upfront cost of upgrading desktop applications - Offer all employees access to Unifed Messaging in Exchange Server - Allow flexibility to buy new versions of server licenses, with or without Software Assurance
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