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A customer has many a la carte Enterprise Networking licenses and many Webex users. The customer wants to grow both groups and needs a compelling and simplified proposal. Which Cisco offer should be…
The correct answer is D. position an Enterprise Agreement. Positioning an Enterprise Agreement (EA) is the right move because EAs are specifically designed to consolidate multiple Cisco products (like Enterprise Networking and Webex) into a single, simplified agreement with predictable pricing and built-in growth flexibility - exactly…
Question
A customer has many a la carte Enterprise Networking licenses and many Webex users. The customer wants to grow both groups and needs a compelling and simplified proposal. Which Cisco offer should be suggested to the customer?
Options
- Aprovide a discount for Enterprise Networking and Webex licenses
- Bpropose to migrate to a perpetual model
- Cprepare a partner-branded managed service deal
- Dposition an Enterprise Agreement
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B12% (4)
- C6% (2)
- D79% (27)
Explanation
Positioning an Enterprise Agreement (EA) is the right move because EAs are specifically designed to consolidate multiple Cisco products (like Enterprise Networking and Webex) into a single, simplified agreement with predictable pricing and built-in growth flexibility - exactly what this customer needs. Option A (discounting individual licenses) fails to simplify the portfolio; it just makes the existing complexity cheaper. Option B (perpetual licensing) moves backward - it lacks flexibility and is not aligned with Cisco's subscription-forward strategy for growing customers. Option C (partner-branded managed services) addresses delivery model, not the simplification and consolidation problem the customer is facing.
Memory tip: Think "EA = Everything Aligned" - when a customer has multiple Cisco products and wants to grow, an Enterprise Agreement aligns licensing, simplifies management, and scales with them under one umbrella deal.
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