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Microsoft eases e-mail licensing | |
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| Time: 16:52 EST/21:52 GMT | News Source: CNET | Posted By: Scott Cederbaum | ||
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Companies will not have to pay as much to keep their e-mail-addicted employees happy under new licensing terms established by Microsoft for the next version of Exchange. Under the new terms, companies will pay a single fee for each person who accesses Exchange information, regardless of how many devices they use to do so. In the past, customers paid for each person and, if they used more than one device extensively, for each additional device as well. | ||
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Two questions:
1) Do resource and other user accounts--those not representing people, such as the admin, conference rooms, laptops, etc. accounts--require licenses under the per-user plan, or is it strictly by the number of physical people accessing Exchange? 2) Will Software Advantage allow you to switch licensing models as you upgrade? |
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