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Introducing IBM Tivoli License Manager
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Introducing IBM Tivoli License Manager

by Edson Manoel, John Aronis, Ron Falciani, Sebastien Fardel, Aniruddha Parnaik
March 2003
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
324 pages
7h 38m
English
IBM Redbooks
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Chapter 2. IBM Tivoli License Manager general overview 41
contract period. The ACME enterprise wants to precisely know how many
Microsoft Excel licenses are used within the enterprise per year to be sure that
the licenses fees match the budget planned. Furthermore, if the ACME
enterprise were to purchase 300 additional Microsoft license points, the pricing
level would change from A to B, and maybe the pricing conditions could be
better. By enabling the software usage, the ACME enterprise will know, before
buying new Microsoft Licenses, if the 4,500 Microsoft Excel Licenses are really
used, and if by buying only 300 Microsoft points more, the ...
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