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?

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?

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
Wiikigo is evaluating the Open License program. Of the following company business goals, which prevents you from recommending this program? (Choose more than one.)

Company Background
Corporate Information
Contoso provides managed services to medium-sized companies.
Contoso has one office located in Seattle. The company has 100 full-time employees.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Contoso purchases OEM licenses for operating systems and uses an Open License agreement to purchase licenses for Microsoft Office.
Business Requirements
Planned Changes
Contoso expects to hire an additional 150 full-time employees this year.
The company hires additional temporary employees for large projects. The company leases dektops for each temporary employee. The desktops are returned at the end of the project.
In the next six months, Contoso plans to upgrade its servers from Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008.
Contoso plans to add an additional phsical server that runs Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V. The new physical server will host four virtual instances. The four virtual instances will also run Windows Server 2008.
Problem Statements
Contoso has difficulty tracking license purchases because a new license authorization number is opened for each new purchase.
Business Goals
Contoso has the following business goals:
Standardize the desktop applications across the organization
Use single product key for the installation of desktop applications
Allow internal users to access internal company documents by using a Web browser
Allow all users to create forms by using Microsoft Office InfoPath
Store all forms in a central repository.
Minimize the upfront costs of upgrading software.
Provide a flexible licensing strategy that supports the fluctuating number of employees.
Put in place long-term budget planning while maintaining access to the latest versions of Microsoft software.
Question
The company needs a Microsoft product that provides the best return on investment (ROI) under an Open Value agreement. Of the Microsoft products, which one should be used?

Company Background
Corporate Information
Contoso provides managed services to medium-sized companies.
Contoso has one office located in Seattle. The company has 100 full-time employees.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Contoso purchases OEM licenses for operating systems and uses an Open License agreement to purchase licenses for Microsoft Office.
Business Requirements
Planned Changes
Contoso expects to hire an additional 150 full-time employees this year.
The company hires additional temporary employees for large projects. The company leases dektops for each temporary employee. The desktops are returned at the end of the project.
In the next six months, Contoso plans to upgrade its servers from Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008.
Contoso plans to add an additional phsical server that runs Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V. The new physical server will host four virtual instances. The four virtual instances will also run Windows Server 2008.
Problem Statements
Contoso has difficulty tracking license purchases because a new license authorization number is opened for each new purchase.
Business Goals
Contoso has the following business goals:
Standardize the desktop applications across the organization
Use single product key for the installation of desktop applications
Allow internal users to access internal company documents by using a Web browser
Allow all users to create forms by using Microsoft Office InfoPath
Store all forms in a central repository.
Minimize the upfront costs of upgrading software.
Provide a flexible licensing strategy that supports the fluctuating number of employees.
Put in place long-term budget planning while maintaining access to the latest versions of Microsoft software.
Question
In the options below, which Microsoft product provides a central repository for forms?

Company Background
Corporate Information
Contoso provides managed services to medium-sized companies.
Contoso has one office located in Seattle. The company has 100 full-time employees.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Contoso purchases OEM licenses for operating systems and uses an Open License agreement to purchase licenses for Microsoft Office.
Business Requirements
Planned Changes
Contoso expects to hire an additional 150 full-time employees this year.
The company hires additional temporary employees for large projects. The company leases dektops for each temporary employee. The desktops are returned at the end of the project.
In the next six months, Contoso plans to upgrade its servers from Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008.
Contoso plans to add an additional phsical server that runs Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V. The new physical server will host four virtual instances. The four virtual instances will also run Windows Server 2008.
Problem Statements
Contoso has difficulty tracking license purchases because a new license authorization number is opened for each new purchase.
Business Goals
Contoso has the following business goals:
Standardize the desktop applications across the organization
Use single product key for the installation of desktop applications
Allow internal users to access internal company documents by using a Web browser
Allow all users to create forms by using Microsoft Office InfoPath
Store all forms in a central repository.
Minimize the upfront costs of upgrading software.
Provide a flexible licensing strategy that supports the fluctuating number of employees.
Put in place long-term budget planning while maintaining access to the latest versions of Microsoft software.
Question
The company wants to install desktop applications, in the options below, which Volume Licensing rights can meet this goal?

Company Background
Corporate Information
Contoso provides managed services to medium-sized companies.
Contoso has one office located in Seattle. The company has 100 full-time employees.
Existing Environment
Existing Licensing Solution
Contoso purchases OEM licenses for operating systems and uses an Open License agreement to purchase licenses for Microsoft Office.
Business Requirements
Planned Changes
Contoso expects to hire an additional 150 full-time employees this year.
The company hires additional temporary employees for large projects. The company leases dektops for each temporary employee. The desktops are returned at the end of the project.
In the next six months, Contoso plans to upgrade its servers from Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008.
Contoso plans to add an additional phsical server that runs Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V. The new physical server will host four virtual instances. The four virtual instances will also run Windows Server 2008.
Problem Statements
Contoso has difficulty tracking license purchases because a new license authorization number is opened for each new purchase.
Business Goals
Contoso has the following business goals:
Standardize the desktop applications across the organization
Use single product key for the installation of desktop applications
Allow internal users to access internal company documents by using a Web browser
Allow all users to create forms by using Microsoft Office InfoPath
Store all forms in a central repository.
Minimize the upfront costs of upgrading software.
Provide a flexible licensing strategy that supports the fluctuating number of employees.
Put in place long-term budget planning, while maintaining access to the latest versions of Microsoft software.
Question
You need to identify the Volume Licensing program that supports the companys projected growth. Which program should you choose?

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
You need to recommend a Volume Licensing solution that meets the company’s business goals for desktop applications and that minimizes costs. Which Volume Licensing solution should you recommend?

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
Which two licenses meet the company’s business goals for Unified Messaging? (Each correct answer presents a part of the solution. Choose two.)

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
Proseware is evaluating a Volume Licensing solution for Windows 7 without Software Assurance. You need to identify a benefit of purchasing Windows 7 Professional under a Volume Licensing agreement that is unavailable through OEM licensing. Which Volume Licensing benefit should you identify?