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700-805 · Question #74

What are two common benefits of an Enterprise Agreement? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. licenses available across the entire organization C. simplified license management by providing a single agreement to cover an organization. An Enterprise Agreement (EA) is designed to streamline software licensing across a whole organization, which is exactly what B and C capture: licenses are available to all users/devices organization-wide (B), and a single agreement replaces the complexity of managing many individ

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Question

What are two common benefits of an Enterprise Agreement? (Choose two.)

Options

  • Aprovides perpetual licenses for hardware
  • Blicenses available across the entire organization
  • Csimplified license management by providing a single agreement to cover an organization
  • Dallows customers to pick and choose the software features
  • Eprovides free technical support for all software

How the community answered

(24 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    92% (22)
  • E
    4% (1)

Explanation

An Enterprise Agreement (EA) is designed to streamline software licensing across a whole organization, which is exactly what B and C capture: licenses are available to all users/devices organization-wide (B), and a single agreement replaces the complexity of managing many individual licenses (C).

The distractors fail because: A is wrong - EAs cover software licenses, not hardware; D is wrong - EAs typically bundle software as a package rather than offering granular feature selection; E is wrong - technical support is a separate paid offering, not a free EA benefit.

Memory tip: Think of "Enterprise" as meaning organization-wide simplicity - the two core EA selling points are always coverage (everyone gets it) and management (one agreement to rule them all). If a choice talks about hardware, free support, or à la carte features, it's a distractor.

Topics

#Enterprise Agreement#License Management#Volume Licensing#Organizational Coverage

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