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You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is Consolidated Messenger, a messenger company.
Company Background
Consolidated Messenger has 120 employees who work in the companys office in Toronto.
The company recently acquired another messenger company that has 35 employees who work in an office in Montreal and five employees who are field sales representatives.
Consolidated Messenger anticipates a 75 percent increase in sales over the next two years.
Network Description
The Toronto office of Consolidated Messenger has 120 desktops that run Microsoft
Windows 2000 Professional. One hundred of the desktops run Microsoft Office 2000
Standard and 20 run Office XP Professional. The Toronto office also has a single server, which runs Windows 2000 Advanced Server.
The Montreal office of the newly acquired company has a single server, which runs
Microsoft Small Business Server 2000. The office also has 35 desktops that run Windows
98 and Office 97. The sales representatives connect to the server remotely by using
Terminal Server.
Current Licensing Solution
Consolidated Messenger acquired licenses through an Open Business agreement. The
Montreal company purchased software through retail channels and OEM.
Business Goals
The IT manager at Consolidated Messenger has the following goals:
Upgrade Windows 2000 Server to Windows Server 2003.
Standardize both offices on the same desktop software.
Deploy Windows Server 2003 at the Montreal office.
Manage and track all software licenses for both companies.
Deploy Microsoft Exchange Server in both offices within two years.
Due to budget constraints, Consolidated Messenger seeks a solution that can help the two companies stay current without making large software purchases.
End of repeated scenario
You want to recommend Software Assurance to help meet business goals for Consolidated
Messenger.
Which business goal can be met through Software Assurance?

• A.deploying Exchange Server
• B.deploying Windows Server 2003
• C.standardizing the desktop software and staying current
• D.managing and tracking licenses

You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is Coho Winery, a growing Internet retailer that specializes in wines.
Company Background
The company expects sales to double during the next two years.
Network Description
The Coho Winery network contains 95 desktops that run Microsoft Office and Microsoft
Windows. Because of fast growth and the addition of new employees and desktops, various versions of the software are in use. The information technology (IT) manager wants to upgrade all desktops to the latest versions.
Current Licensing Solution
New licenses are purchased through retail when a new employee is hired or when a manager requests an upgrade for his or her department.
Business Goals
The chief executive officer (CEO) is most concerned about cash flow when large purchases are made. He wants to pay as little as possible up front.
Technology advancements are important for the growing business, and the IT manager wants to standardize on the latest technology. She finds it difficult to manage the variety of software licenses in the company. She states that her time needs to be spent managing her business and not managing software.
End of repeated scenario
You need to help Coho Winery standardize on the latest version of Office.
What additional information do you need?

• A.the number of employees that the company expects to add during the next 12 months
• B.the number of new desktops that were added in the last 30 days
• C.the number of Office licenses that were purchased in the last 90 days
• D.the number of users who need Microsoft Access, Microsoft Publisher, or Microsoft
  InfoPath

You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is Alpine Ski House, a small manufacturer of winter sportswear.
Company Background
Alpine Ski House sells sportswear to outlets in the United States and Canada. Alpine Ski
House has 200 sales representatives.
Network Description
Each sales representative has a portable computer and a handheld device. Alpine Ski
House purchased 100 new portable computers for the sales force less than 60 days ago.
These new computers had Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Microsoft Office 2003
Professional preinstalled.
The company has 80 desktops in the main office. These desktops are older PCs running
Windows 98 and Office 97 Professional.
Current Licensing Solution
In July 2002, Alpine Ski House purchased licenses and Software Assurance for Windows
98 and Office Professional on the desktops through the Open License program. No upgrades have been installed, due to the hardware constraints of the older desktops.
Business Goals
Alpine Ski House plans to launch an online store to expand its business into the worldwide market.
The company plans to update its server environment with the following software:
Windows Server 2003
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003
Microsoft SQL Server 2000, for its online store
The company plans to replace the 100 older portable computers within the next year.
The company wants to continue to increase sales by effectively servicing existing customers and by expanding its customer base without adding employees.
The company president wants to standardize all software on the desktops and the portable computers, but he does not want to spend budget on upgrading the 80 noncritical desktops.
End of repeated scenario
You need to recommend a change in the software acquisition process for Alpine Ski
House.
Which factor has the greatest influence on the need to change?

• A.the need to identify opportunities to increase sales
• B.the need for easy administration and cost-effectiveness
• C.setting up an online store
• D.expanding the customer base

You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is Blue Yonder Airlines, a small regional airline company.
Company Background
Blue Yonder Airlines has three locations across the country. Blue Yonder Airlines recently purchased a smaller airline company.
Network Description
Blue Yonder Airlines has three servers, one in each of its three locations. The servers run
Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5, and Microsoft SQL
Server 7.0. Its three locations contain a total of 120 desktops. Each desktop runs either
Windows 98 or Windows XP Professional and either Microsoft Office 2000 Standard or
Office 2000 Professional.
The smaller company has two locations, two servers running Windows NT Server 4.0, and
50 desktops running Windows NT Workstation 4.0.
Two employees in the Blue Yonder Airlines IT department are responsible for administering and supporting all of the software and hardware for both companies.
Current Licensing Solution
For both companies, software is currently acquired ad hoc from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or by retail purchases.
Business Goals
Management of Blue Yonder Airlines wants to upgrade both companies to the latest version of specialized industry software, which requires Windows 2000 Server, Windows
2000 Professional, Exchange 2000 Server, and SQL Server 2000. The industry software has not yet been approved for compatibility with the latest versions of Microsoft software.
Because Blue Yonder Airlines is experiencing problems in tracking their license purchase history, management wants to conduct an internal audit.
End of repeated scenario
You need to recommend the most appropriate software acquisition process. What should you recommend?

• A.Allow each location to purchase desktop software under its own volume licensing agreement.Combine the server software for all locations under a single volume licensing agreement.
• B.Allow each location to purchase server and desktop software under its own volume licensing agreement.
• C.Allow each location to purchase server software under its own volume licensing agreement.Combine the desktop software for all locations under a single volume licensing agreement.
• D.Combine server and desktop software for all locations under a single volume licensing agreement.

You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is Alpine Ski House, a small manufacturer of winter sportswear.
Company Background
Alpine Ski House sells sportswear to outlets in the United States and Canada. Alpine Ski
House has 200 sales representatives.
Network Description
Each sales representative has a portable computer and a handheld device. Alpine Ski
House purchased 100 new portable computers for the sales force less than 60 days ago.
These new computers had Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Microsoft Office 2003
Professional preinstalled.
The company has 80 desktops in the main office. These desktops are older PCs running
Windows 98 and Office 97 Professional.
Current Licensing Solution
In July 2002, Alpine Ski House purchased licenses and Software Assurance for Windows
98 and Office Professional on the desktops through the Open License program. No upgrades have been installed, due to the hardware constraints of the older desktops.
Business Goals
Alpine Ski House plans to launch an online store to expand its business into the worldwide market.
The company plans to update its server environment with the following software:
Windows Server 2003
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003
Microsoft SQL Server 2000, for its online store
The company plans to replace the 100 older portable computers within the next year.
The company wants to continue to increase sales by effectively servicing existing customers and by expanding its customer base without adding employees.
The company president wants to standardize all software on the desktops and the portable computers, but he does not want to spend budget on upgrading the 80 noncritical desktops.
End of repeated scenario
You need to recommend the most appropriate licensing program for Alpine Ski House.
What should you recommend?

• A.Open Business
• B.Component Enterprise Agreement with only the Office Professional and Windows
  Professional components
• C.Enterprise Agreement
• D.Open Volume
• E.Select License