Hi,
To get to the point does this look cheap? Have you seen cheaper?
Option 1: OVS
x80 Office Professional, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £10,400 - £130 p/u
x80 Windows Vista Business, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year w/Vis Enterprise @ £4,000 - £50 p/u
x20 Project, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £3,520 - £176 p/u
x10 Visio Standard, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £750 - £75 p/u
Total - £18,670.00
Option Two: OVS
x80 Desktop Professional Suite, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £15,600 - £195 p/u
(Includes: Office Family, Windows Family, Core CAL (Windows CAL, Exchange CAL, SMS CAL, SharePoint CAL)
x20 Project, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £3,520 - £176 p/u
x10 Visio Standard, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £750 - £75 p/u
Total - £19,870.00
Option Three: OLP
x80 Office Professional, Win32, English, Licence + Software Assurance @ £44,422 - £555 p/u
x80 Windows Vista Business, English, Licence + Software Assurance, w/VisEnterprise @ £17,553 - £219 p/u
x20 Project Standard, Win32, English Licence + Software Assurance @ £11,496 - £574
x10 Visio Standard, Win32, English Licence + Software Assurance @ £2,444 - £244
Total £75,917.20
Option one strikes me as the best deal, as far as I know the OVS license allows us to purchase the 20 projects and 80 offices we have now and then when we get 20 more people we only pay for those people at the end of the year instead of straight away. It does require trust but were by the book here.
What is the advantage of option two? What is Office Family? We do use SharePoint and Terminal Services can it really be of any advantage?
And why is the third option so expensive? What does that actually give us more over the OVS license?
To get to the point does this look cheap? Have you seen cheaper?
Option 1: OVS
x80 Office Professional, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £10,400 - £130 p/u
x80 Windows Vista Business, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year w/Vis Enterprise @ £4,000 - £50 p/u
x20 Project, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £3,520 - £176 p/u
x10 Visio Standard, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £750 - £75 p/u
Total - £18,670.00
Option Two: OVS
x80 Desktop Professional Suite, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £15,600 - £195 p/u
(Includes: Office Family, Windows Family, Core CAL (Windows CAL, Exchange CAL, SMS CAL, SharePoint CAL)
x20 Project, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £3,520 - £176 p/u
x10 Visio Standard, Licence + Software Assurance, 1 Year @ £750 - £75 p/u
Total - £19,870.00
Option Three: OLP
x80 Office Professional, Win32, English, Licence + Software Assurance @ £44,422 - £555 p/u
x80 Windows Vista Business, English, Licence + Software Assurance, w/VisEnterprise @ £17,553 - £219 p/u
x20 Project Standard, Win32, English Licence + Software Assurance @ £11,496 - £574
x10 Visio Standard, Win32, English Licence + Software Assurance @ £2,444 - £244
Total £75,917.20
Option one strikes me as the best deal, as far as I know the OVS license allows us to purchase the 20 projects and 80 offices we have now and then when we get 20 more people we only pay for those people at the end of the year instead of straight away. It does require trust but were by the book here.
What is the advantage of option two? What is Office Family? We do use SharePoint and Terminal Services can it really be of any advantage?
And why is the third option so expensive? What does that actually give us more over the OVS license?
