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Katz’s Deli: Just for Fun

April 25, 2014 Scott D. RosenbergContract Lifecycle management, Contract Negotiations, Cost Containment/NegotiationLeave a Comment

Sometimes, you just have to take a break. It’s not always about contract negotiations and software compliance. Me (in the back) with my two favorite sales guys.

SQL Server Licensing Tip – Product Use Rights

April 22, 2014December 30, 2013 Tim HegedusMicrosoft, Microsoft Licensing Compliance, SQLLeave a Comment

SQL Server Product Use Rights Licensing

Downloading Office for iPad? Get the Right Subscription for You

April 7, 2014April 11, 2014 Scott D. RosenbergUncategorizedLeave a Comment

Miro’s Tim Hegedus sounds off on Office 365 on the heels of the release of Office for iPad: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/232839#

Server Licensing and Moving Virtual Machines

April 1, 2014December 30, 2013 Tim HegedusMicrosoft, Microsoft Licensing Compliance, Virtualization, WindowsLeave a Comment

Microsoft Server Licensing and virtual machines.

Microsoft Audits: Enterprise Agreements doesn’t offer protection anymore

March 26, 2014 Tim HegedusMicrosoft, Microsoft Enterprise Agreements, Microsoft Licensing Compliance, Software auditLeave a Comment

While Microsoft Enterprise Agreements may have previously afforded some protection from an audit, that is no longer the case. Microsoft audits can happen to anyone now.

Licensing SQL server in low versus high density virtual environments

March 11, 2014December 30, 2013 Tim Hegeduslicensing, Server CAL, software license, SQL, VirtualizationLeave a Comment

SQL Server Licensing Rules – How to license in high and low density virtual environments.

PCI Compliance Considerations for XP’s End

March 7, 2014 Scott D. RosenbergCompliance, Licensing Change Alert, Microsoft, Microsoft Licensing Compliance, Microsoft Licensing Tip, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft: News You Can Use, PCI (Payment Card Industry)Leave a Comment

We have talked about the end of support for Microsoft XP at length and its implications for users in regards to security and licensing, but thought it would be important to also make our clients and friends aware of the potential for non-compliance with PCI-DSS for any organizations using Point-Of-Sale (POS) payment application environments.

Third Party Support Company, Rimini Street, Loses Part of Legal Dispute with Oracle

March 6, 2014March 10, 2014 Scott D. RosenbergOracle licenseLeave a Comment

This is an important read . . . The wider implications of Oracle’s Rimini licensing dispute Companies may need to distinguish between software development work on commercial software they do themselves and what they pay an outsourcer to do on their behalf. In a report following a recent legal dispute in the US, analyst Forrester has warned CIOs that if they have outsourced software customisation, maintenance and/or administration, they may be in breach of their licence agreements. Click here to read […]

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