Thank you to all of the Partners who joined me this week for the series of webcasts we did designed to help you increase your sales of Microsoft solutions and increase your services opportunities while also helping your clients get more from their budget dollars. Based on the numerous requests I received from attendees to post the links to the replays for all of the sessions so they could review the ones they saw, see ones they missed, or forward to others in their organization, here they are: “Introduction

This session was presented by Eric Ligman on April 6th. You can view the recording of this session in its entirety HERE If you are asking yourself, "Is this session worth watching, even if I read through these Q&As?" here are the average ratings given to the session by the hundreds of attendees who saw it live. The rating scale is 1-9 with 1 being lowest and 9 being highest: 1) I will be able to apply the knowledge and skills learned in this event to my job: 8.09 2) The material presented was

One of the questions we get asked quite often is, “What Operating Systems qualify for the Windows XP Professional Upgrade or Upgrade + Software Assurance and where would I be able to find this listed?” To answer this question, I am going to refer you to a document that you should become familiar with if you are not yet: the Microsoft Volume License Product List located at: http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/resources/downloads/default.mspx . Take a look on page 37 of the Volume License Product List.

For those of you that read our Blog consistently, you may recall the earlier posts about why internet search engines and auction sites are not the place to look for software deals along with the programs like Windows Genuine Advantage from Microsoft and the large rewards being offered by the BSA (up to $200,000!) for information regarding companies utilizing illegal or counterfeit software, to help address the issues with the proliferation of illegal Microsoft software being sold on the internet.

Click HERE to register for this session today How to buy and license Microsoft software is one of the top questions and misunderstandings we hear from our Small Business customers. For instance: Is there a difference between OEM, Retail Box, and Volume License software? ( Hint: BIG differences!) What are the differences? Does it really matter which one you choose? ( Hint: ABSOLUTELY!!!! ) Volume License software. Who qualifies, how large do you have to be, etc.? Can Small Businesses get and price