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Previously on "Buying Microsoft Tools"

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  • Lance
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    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ THIS

    MAPS will get you all you could want, including 5 x E3 licenses for Office 365 and a load of Azure credits.

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  • b0redom
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    MAPS:

    https://partner.microsoft.com/en-US/...ip/action-pack

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  • Dingbat
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    Originally posted by Echo1234 View Post
    You can try to get onto the Bizspark program.
    https://www.microsoft.com/bizspark
    It basically gives you full access to the Microsoft software catalog for 3 years. Your limited company must be under 3 years old I think. I recommend you set up a website for your ltd company as MS will check on that.
    thanks, will check it out

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  • Echo1234
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    Originally posted by Dingbat View Post
    Hi All
    Just registered
    And just ventured into contracting world, taking voluntary redundancy after 26 years as employee
    I'm primarily a project manager / 'consultant', mainly in field of integration/interfacing, but software development too.
    Just completing first contract, a very short part time 8 day piece on an integration strategy
    My question is - as I hope to get PM roles - what/where is the best value option for obtaining MS Project and Visio?
    PCWorld said they only do regular Office suite
    MS site was very confusing/misleading, though they did ring me up, and suggest licenses through them or an MS partner for Office/Project/Visio licenses at roughly £8/£15/£9 per month respectively, which I guess may be reasonable....?
    Otherwise it seems to be spending circa £1,500 to buy Project and Visio, and then presumably pay for upgrades and/or license renewals..
    Any advice much appreciated
    Thanks
    You can try to get onto the Bizspark program.
    https://www.microsoft.com/bizspark
    It basically gives you full access to the Microsoft software catalog for 3 years. Your limited company must be under 3 years old I think. I recommend you set up a website for your ltd company as MS will check on that.

    Leave a comment:


  • Dingbat
    started a topic Buying Microsoft Tools

    Buying Microsoft Tools

    Hi All
    Just registered
    And just ventured into contracting world, taking voluntary redundancy after 26 years as employee
    I'm primarily a project manager / 'consultant', mainly in field of integration/interfacing, but software development too.
    Just completing first contract, a very short part time 8 day piece on an integration strategy
    My question is - as I hope to get PM roles - what/where is the best value option for obtaining MS Project and Visio?
    PCWorld said they only do regular Office suite
    MS site was very confusing/misleading, though they did ring me up, and suggest licenses through them or an MS partner for Office/Project/Visio licenses at roughly £8/£15/£9 per month respectively, which I guess may be reasonable....?
    Otherwise it seems to be spending circa £1,500 to buy Project and Visio, and then presumably pay for upgrades and/or license renewals..
    Any advice much appreciated
    Thanks

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