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Oracle 12% price decrease on select Oracle Beehive one-year support
Scott D. RosenbergOracle: News You Can UseLeave a Comment on Oracle 12% price decrease on select Oracle Beehive one-year support

Oracle has made a 12% price decrease on Collaboration Program User for one-year support on select Oracle Beehive solutions: ·         Oracle Beehive Synchronous Collaboration – Collaboration Program User (from $5 to $4.40) ·         Oracle Beehive Voicemail – Collaboration Program User (from $5 to $4.40) ·         Oracle Beehive Messaging – Collaboration Program User (from $7.50 to $6.60) ·         Oracle Beehive Team Collaboration – Collaboration Program User ($7.50 to $6.60) ·         Oracle Beehive Platform – Collaboration Program User (from $12.50 to $11.00) […]

Video: Speculation on Sun-Oracle merger
Scott D. RosenbergCost Containment/Negotiation, Enterprise Agreement, IT Asset Management, Oracle Licensing Compliance, software asset managementLeave a Comment on Video: Speculation on Sun-Oracle merger

While some information on Oracle’s acquisition of Sun has been made public, there are still a number of unanswered questions – one of them being about licensing. While we don’t have any more information on this, but we’re speculating that it can be a very sweet deal for the right company.

ERP survey of the month
Scott D. RosenbergMiro News, software asset managementLeave a Comment on ERP survey of the month

Our friends at Software Advice are running a quick survey about ERP implementation strategies to try and gauge what is the most popular and successful strategies out there. Click here to take the survey. We encourage you to fill it out – it’s only four questions and will provide insight for all of out there with the same questions regarding ERP implementation. You can also read Houston Neals’ Guide to ERP Implementation Methodology from March 11.

The simplest of them all – developer tools
Scott D. RosenbergMicrosoft Licensing Tip, Microsoft: News You Can UseLeave a Comment on The simplest of them all – developer tools

Online services are one of the easier licensing models from Microsoft. Yet, even simpler are developer tools – one license is required for each user that accesses the software. Regardless of how many copies are installed on however many of devices, each user must be licensed individually and the software must be used only to “design, develop, test or demonstrate” programs. In order to remain in compliance, be absolutely sure each user is licensed properly and you use the software […]

Microsoft online services – licensing tips
Scott D. RosenbergMicrosoft Licensing Tip, Microsoft: News You Can UseLeave a Comment on Microsoft online services – licensing tips

Microsoft online services, which are growing in popularity, are a subscription-based model and are very specific in its use. Licensing is much simpler to decipher, especially due to the lack of hardware associated with the service. Just like any other web-based service, you can buy one or multiple licenses, or a company-wide unlimited usage plan. For certain products, such as Forefront Protection for Exchange, you can purchase it in either a per device or per user subscription, dependent on your […]

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