The Tipkey company wants to budget Office licensing costs for the next three years, in the options below, whic
Company Background
Tipkey is a large corporation which has more than 5000 employees. The company provides managed services to large companies. Since the company gets prosperous, it decides to recruit 250 new employees every year.
Physical Locations
Since the Tipkey is a large international company, it has many branch offices respectively in the USA, Afric, and Asia. Its head office is in Huston. The head office is responsible for all purchases.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Tipkey makes the purchase of licenses through the Open Licenses program and the OEM program. But because the high costs of software licenses, it’s difficult for the company to implement new technologies.
Existing IT Environment
In the company, desktop computers run different versions of Windows and Microsoft Office, the manufacturer has made installation on some of the desktops.
Litware has an external facing Web portal that runs on a third-party application. The Web portal runs on a Windows Server 2008 server and has SQL Server installed. The company’s customers use the Web portal. There’s an external facing Web portal in the company. The company customers use the Web portal which has SQL Server installed. The Web portal runs on a third-party application and a Windows Server 2008 server.
Every two years, the IT department upgrades software and replaces one-third of the desktops every year.
Business Requirements
Problem Statements
According to the company requirement, an administrator and a developer have to manage and perform updates to the Web portal and the third-party application full time. However, the administrator is not skillful enough to move the existing Web portal to an equivalent Microsoft solution.
Planned Software Changes
The company intends to perform the installation of the following software in the following three years:
* Windows Server 2008
* Microsoft SQL Server 2005
* Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007
* Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007
* Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
* Microsoft Forefront Security Suite
* Windows Vista Business
* Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Configuration Manager 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager 2007
Business Goals
The Tipkey company wants to achieve the following goals in the future:
* The company wants to improve compliance and prevent over-purchasing by implementing a software purchasing process;
* Move the Web portal to a Microsoft solution;
* minimize the administrative costs associated with managing and maintaining the Web portal;
* Reduce the costs of moving the Web portal and the costs of upgrading to the latest version of Office;
* keep perpetual use rights for all licenses;
* Standardize desktop operating systems;
* use an imaging technology to Standardize desktop applications;
* Maximize the return on investment (ROI) for software and hardware purchases
Question
The Tipkey company wants to budget Office licensing costs for the next three years, in the options below, which Enterprise Agreement feature can be used to achieve this?
Of the following Web sites, which one should be used?
Company Background
Corporate Information
Fanex Export Corporation is a large export company. The head office of the company resides in Paris, and the main shipping office is in London. There are 120 employees and 20 desktop computers in the Paris office. One hundred of the employees are salesperson. There are 100 employees and 60 desktop computers in the London office. 65 employees in this office share twenty desktop computers. And the other 35 employees have their own desktops. Each salesperson has a laptop.
Existing Enironment
Existing Licensing Solution
The company purchases all software pre-installed on new computers.
Existing IT Environment
The IT department in London is in charge of all technology choices and purchases all hardware. The company uses Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Office Professional 2003.
Business Requirements
Planned Changes
Fanex Export Corporation intends to implement Terminal Services for its salesperson. The salesperson will have access to Terminal Services from their laptops. After carefull investigation, the company decides to set up a new office in New York. There will be 25 sales employees in the New York office.
Business Goals
Fanex Export Corporation aims to achieve the following business goals:
Offer uninterrupted access to e-mail
Standardize software
Reduce initial software costs to the least
Reduce spam and increase the availabiltiy of e-mail services
Use Microsoft SQL Server 2008 to deploy a database solution
Offer a licensing solution that is easy to manage
Offer all salesperson with training on the latest version of Office at a minimal cost
Offer the salesperson with remote access to Office applications by using Terminal Services
Question
Fanex Export Corporation has to activate their Software Assurance benefits. Of the following Web sites, which one should be used?
Which document should be used?
Company Background
Tipkey is a large corporation which has more than 5000 employees. The company provides managed services to large companies. Since the company gets prosperous, it decides to recruit 250 new employees every year.
Physical Locations
Since the Tipkey is a large international company, it has many branch offices respectively in the USA, Afric, and Asia. Its head office is in Huston. The head office is responsible for all purchases.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Tipkey makes the purchase of licenses through the Open Licenses program and the OEM program. But because the high costs of software licenses, it’s difficult for the company to implement new technologies.
Existing IT Environment
In the company, desktop computers run different versions of Windows and Microsoft Office, the manufacturer has made installation on some of the desktops.
Litware has an external facing Web portal that runs on a third-party application. The Web portal runs on a Windows Server 2008 server and has SQL Server installed. The company’s customers use the Web portal. There’s an external facing Web portal in the company. The company customers use the Web portal which has SQL Server installed. The Web portal runs on a third-party application and a Windows Server 2008 server.
Every two years, the IT department upgrades software and replaces one-third of the desktops every year.
Business Requirements
Problem Statements
According to the company requirement, an administrator and a developer have to manage and perform updates to the Web portal and the third-party application full time. However, the administrator is not skillful enough to move the existing Web portal to an equivalent Microsoft solution.
Planned Software Changes
The company intends to perform the installation of the following software in the following three years:
* Windows Server 2008
* Microsoft SQL Server 2005
* Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007
* Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007
* Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
* Microsoft Forefront Security Suite
* Windows Vista Business
* Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Configuration Manager 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager 2007
Business Goals
The Tipkey company wants to achieve the following goals in the future:
* The company wants to improve compliance and prevent over-purchasing by implementing a software purchasing process;
* Move the Web portal to a Microsoft solution;
* minimize the administrative costs associated with managing and maintaining the Web portal;
* Reduce the costs of moving the Web portal and the costs of upgrading to the latest version of Office;
* keep perpetual use rights for all licenses;
* Standardize desktop operating systems;
* use an imaging technology to Standardize desktop applications;
* Maximize the return on investment (ROI) for software and hardware purchases
Question
Now the company needs to decide the license terms associated with the company’s Office Professional Plus volume licenses. Which document should be used?
After that merger, which Volume Licensing program allows Grooveware to meet its business goals for desktop app
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 Microsoft Windows and different versions of Microsoft Office are installed on these desktops.
Business Requirements
Planned Changes
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 products.
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.
Business Goals
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 2007
Allow flexibility to buy new versions of server licenses, with or without Software Assurance
Question
There is another company named Wiikigo, Ltd in Paris. Wiikigo has 480 desktop computers. Recently Grooveware plans to acquire Wiikigo. After that merger, which Volume Licensing program allows Grooveware to meet its business goals for desktop applications?
Which licenses should be used?
Company Background
Tipkey is a large corporation which has more than 5000 employees. The company provides managed services to large companies. Since the company gets prosperous, it decides to recruit 250 new employees every year.
Physical Locations
Since the Tipkey is a large international company, it has many branch offices respectively in the USA, Afric, and Asia. Its head office is in Huston. The head office is responsible for all purchases.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Tipkey makes the purchase of licenses through the Open Licenses program and the OEM program. But because the high costs of software licenses, it’s difficult for the company to implement new technologies.
Existing IT Environment
In the company, desktop computers run different versions of Windows and Microsoft Office, the manufacturer has made installation on some of the desktops.
Litware has an external facing Web portal that runs on a third-party application. The Web portal runs on a Windows Server 2008 server and has SQL Server installed. The company’s customers use the Web portal. There’s an external facing Web portal in the company. The company customers use the Web portal which has SQL Server installed. The Web portal runs on a third-party application and a Windows Server 2008 server.
Every two years, the IT department upgrades software and replaces one-third of the desktops every year.
Business Requirements
Problem Statements
According to the company requirement, an administrator and a developer have to manage and perform updates to the Web portal and the third-party application full time. However, the administrator is not skillful enough to move the existing Web portal to an equivalent Microsoft solution.
Planned Software Changes
The company intends to perform the installation of the following software in the following three years:
* Windows Server 2008
* Microsoft SQL Server 2005
* Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007
* Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007
* Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
* Microsoft Forefront Security Suite
* Windows Vista Business
* Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Configuration Manager 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager 2007
Business Goals
The Tipkey company wants to achieve the following goals in the future:
* The company wants to improve compliance and prevent over-purchasing by implementing a software purchasing process;
* Move the Web portal to a Microsoft solution;
* minimize the administrative costs associated with managing and maintaining the Web portal;
* Reduce the costs of moving the Web portal and the costs of upgrading to the latest version of Office;
* keep perpetual use rights for all licenses;
* Standardize desktop operating systems;
* use an imaging technology to Standardize desktop applications;
* Maximize the return on investment (ROI) for software and hardware purchases
Question
The company wants to change its existing Web portal. Which licenses should be used?
Of the following Volume Licensing programs, which one allows for prorated annual pricing?
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 Microsoft Windows and different versions of Microsoft Office are installed on these desktops.
Business Requirements
Planned Changes
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 products.
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.
Business Goals
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 2007
Allow flexibility to buy new versions of server licenses, with or without Software Assurance
Question
Currently Grooveware is interested in purchasing Office with Software Assurance. The company has to choose a Volume Licensing program. Of the following Volume Licensing programs, which one allows for prorated annual pricing?
In the options below, which program excludes Forefront Security Suite?
Company Background
Tipkey is a large corporation which has more than 5000 employees. The company provides managed services to large companies. Since the company gets prosperous, it decides to recruit 250 new employees every year.
Physical Locations
Since the Tipkey is a large international company, it has many branch offices respectively in the USA, Afric, and Asia. Its head office is in Huston. The head office is responsible for all purchases.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Tipkey makes the purchase of licenses through the Open Licenses program and the OEM program. But because the high costs of software licenses, it’s difficult for the company to implement new technologies.
Existing IT Environment
In the company, desktop computers run different versions of Windows and Microsoft Office, the manufacturer has made installation on some of the desktops.
Litware has an external facing Web portal that runs on a third-party application. The Web portal runs on a Windows Server 2008 server and has SQL Server installed. The company’s customers use the Web portal. There’s an external facing Web portal in the company. The company customers use the Web portal which has SQL Server installed. The Web portal runs on a third-party application and a Windows Server 2008 server.
Every two years, the IT department upgrades software and replaces one-third of the desktops every year.
Business Requirements
Problem Statements
According to the company requirement, an administrator and a developer have to manage and perform updates to the Web portal and the third-party application full time. However, the administrator is not skillful enough to move the existing Web portal to an equivalent Microsoft solution.
Planned Software Changes
The company intends to perform the installation of the following software in the following three years:
* Windows Server 2008
* Microsoft SQL Server 2005
* Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007
* Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007
* Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
* Microsoft Forefront Security Suite
* Windows Vista Business
* Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Configuration Manager 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager 2007
Business Goals
The Tipkey company wants to achieve the following goals in the future:
* The company wants to improve compliance and prevent over-purchasing by implementing a software purchasing process;
* Move the Web portal to a Microsoft solution;
* minimize the administrative costs associated with managing and maintaining the Web portal;
* Reduce the costs of moving the Web portal and the costs of upgrading to the latest version of Office;
* keep perpetual use rights for all licenses;
* Standardize desktop operating systems;
* use an imaging technology to Standardize desktop applications;
* Maximize the return on investment (ROI) for software and hardware purchases
Question
In the options below, which program excludes Forefront Security Suite?
So of the following options, which one is the benefit?
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 Microsoft Windows and different versions of Microsoft Office are installed on these desktops.
Business Requirements
Planned Changes
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 products.
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.
Business Goals
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 2007
Allow flexibility to buy new versions of server licenses, with or without Software Assurance
Question
Grooveware is evaluating a Volume Licensing solution for Windows Vista without Software Assurance. The company wants to know the benefit of purchasing Windows Vista Business under a Volume Licensing agreement that is unavailable through OEM licensing. So of the following options, which one is the benefit?
Since the company wants to achieve all the planned changes to the servers, which CALs should the company use?
Company Background
Tipkey is a large corporation which has more than 5000 employees. The company provides managed services to large companies. Since the company gets prosperous, it decides to recruit 250 new employees every year.
Physical Locations
Since the Tipkey is a large international company, it has many branch offices respectively in the USA, Afric, and Asia. Its head office is in Huston. The head office is responsible for all purchases.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Tipkey makes the purchase of licenses through the Open Licenses program and the OEM program. But because the high costs of software licenses, it’s difficult for the company to implement new technologies.
Existing IT Environment
In the company, desktop computers run different versions of Windows and Microsoft Office, the manufacturer has made installation on some of the desktops.
Litware has an external facing Web portal that runs on a third-party application. The Web portal runs on a Windows Server 2008 server and has SQL Server installed. The company’s customers use the Web portal. There’s an external facing Web portal in the company. The company customers use the Web portal which has SQL Server installed. The Web portal runs on a third-party application and a Windows Server 2008 server.
Every two years, the IT department upgrades software and replaces one-third of the desktops every year.
Business Requirements
Problem Statements
According to the company requirement, an administrator and a developer have to manage and perform updates to the Web portal and the third-party application full time. However, the administrator is not skillful enough to move the existing Web portal to an equivalent Microsoft solution.
Planned Software Changes
The company intends to perform the installation of the following software in the following three years:
* Windows Server 2008
* Microsoft SQL Server 2005
* Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007
* Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007
* Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
* Microsoft Forefront Security Suite
* Windows Vista Business
* Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Configuration Manager 2007
* Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager 2007
Business Goals
The Tipkey company wants to achieve the following goals in the future:
* The company wants to improve compliance and prevent over-purchasing by implementing a software purchasing process;
* Move the Web portal to a Microsoft solution;
* minimize the administrative costs associated with managing and maintaining the Web portal;
* Reduce the costs of moving the Web portal and the costs of upgrading to the latest version of Office;
* keep perpetual use rights for all licenses;
* Standardize desktop operating systems;
* use an imaging technology to Standardize desktop applications;
* Maximize the return on investment (ROI) for software and hardware purchases
Question
Since the company wants to achieve all the planned changes to the servers, which CALs should the company use?
Of the following options, which one should the company use?
Company Background
Corporate Information
Proseware, Inc. manufactures medical equipment.
Physical Locations
Proseware has an office in Chicago. The Chicago office has 150 employees.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Proseware purchases Microsoft software licenses under OEM agreements and Open License agreements.
Existing IT Environment
Each employee has a dedicated desktop. The desktops run different run different versions of Microsoft Windows and different versions of Microsoft Office.Business Requirements
Planned Changes
The company plans to implement Windows SharePoint Services.
During the next two years, the company plans to standardize the operating system versions to Windows XP Professional. There are no plans to upgrade to Windows Vista during this time period.
Proseware has determined that retaining new version rights for server products is not necessary.
During the next three years, Proseware plans to make the following changes:
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.
Business Goals
Proseware has the following business goals:
Own software licenses perpetually
Standardize on the current version of desktop applications
Reduce the upfront cost of upgrading desktop applications
Allow flexibility to purchase new versions of server licenses, with or without Software Assurance
Provide all employees access to Unifed Messaging in Exchange Server 2007
Have easy access to verifiable license documentation
Question
The company needs a purchasing option, which is used to cut down the costs of operating system software for the company’s planned changes for desktops. Of the following options, which one should the company use?