Microsoft Corp. continues to tweak its volume licensing programs to make it easier for business customers to purchase the company’s software in bulk. This week Microsoft said it was reducing the ...

Among other changes, the software giant has established a Web site designed to make it easier to understand what the program's rules are. During her years at CNET News, Ina Fried changed beats several ...

Cutting these volume discounts ‘changes the dynamic of the relationship between the customer and Microsoft,’ SHI’s Lane Shelton told CRN. Microsoft plans to eliminate discounts that reward larger ...

The Quark Volume Licensing Program includes volume discounts and installation management for customers who purchase or upgrade five or more QuarkXPress licenses. Under the program, all purchases are ...

As Microsoft ends volume-based discounts for certain services, health systems need to be prepared to optimize their licenses ...

An in-depth look at the ins and outs of Lync licensing, how it fits into Microsoft's strategy, and how it fit into your enterprise's existing infrastructure. Microsoft Lync shook up the unified ...

The new cold-server backup coverage boosts benefits of the company's Software Assurance program, which has been criticized for offering too little to justify its cost. During her years at CNET News, ...

Microsoft Wednesday added a bit more sweetener to a licensing program that has been a bitter pill for users. Microsoft Wednesday added a bit more sweetener to a licensing program that has been a ...

Macromedia Inc., a maker of software popular on college and university campuses, has deepened discounts in its volume-licensing programs for colleges, partly in response to a growing demand for ...

Microsoft will allow its larger customers to combine separate product licensing agreements under one master contract to get bigger volume discounts Microsoft has unveiled a new program that allows its ...

Starting on Wednesday, enterprises can sign up for Microsoft’s new Select Plus licensing program, a plan that one analyst said seems to be designed more to help the software giant than its customers.