By Paul DeGroot
Paul DeGroot explains how Microsoft licensing upgrades promise savings, while often costing businesses more. Meanwhile, crazy math can stealthily raise renewal pricing.
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Software Assurance math adds up for Microsoft, not as much for biz customers
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By Paul DeGroot
When is 13 greater than 87? When Microsoft is tallying up customers' savings when asking them to pay upfront for future software upgrade rights.