Microsoft Makes Changes to Licensing Plan
Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday announced enhancements to its Licensing 6.0 and Software Assurance plan, implemented last year.
The enhancements, which eWEEK first reported were under consideration last November, will be provided to existing Software Assurance customers and all those who sign up going forward. They will include free training, support and the right to use Microsoft Office on customers' home computers.
More at eWeek
Microsoft Slashes Office XP Prices
- Gesture Your Mouse Goodbye
- Memory makers pick up xD media format
- Google could be five times faster
- Computex 2003 gets a new date!
- John Carmack Speaks Out On Nvidia/Futuremark Fiasco
- MSI, Gigabyte expected to see sales bottom out in May
- Major brand hard drive vendors recall defective products produced in China
- Creative Labs: Giving voice to the iPod
- Brief: MSI, Gigabyte deny merger rumors
Storage Security: Cause for Concern?
- Microsoft Loses Munich Deal to Linux
- Quanta Storage reportedly starts slim-type combo drive shipments to Dell
- Microsoft pulls update for Windows
- Sony unveils new game machine
- Crucial Introduces USB Flash Drive
- Powerchip to move all 12" wafers to 0.13-micron node in 3Q
- Computex 2003 set for September 22-26
- Centrino notebooks to take over half of 3Q shipments
- MSI to roll out own-brand notebooks at year-end
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
