licencing office 2010 question

[4ycr]

I have been asked to see about getting office 2010 for a school but I am not sure what version to get and how to go about getting volume licencing?

Thanks

 

[OfficeTechs]

software4students.co.uk offer academic versions, very cheap.

 

[geekhelp4u]

Depending on budgets, you can also go with a per student / per faculty montly plan using Office 365

http://www.microsoft.com/liveatedu/learn-about-office-365.aspx?locale=en-US&country=US

If all you need is office, it should be $2 a month per faculty member or $1.50 per month per student.

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

I have been asked to see about getting office 2010 for a school but I am not sure what version to get and how to go about getting volume licencing?

Thanks

Talk to your Microsoft licensing rep in your wholesaler channels (do you have an account with Ingram Micro or Tech Data?) They'll do a custom quote for you based on the information you give them..and it'll be an Open License quote.

If you don't have an account with those wholesale channels..just call up Microsoft Volume Licensing...public sector, education...here's the link
http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/licensing-options/for-industries.aspx#tab=2

 

[acs]

I use this company for this type of software for education and charities.
http://www.academia.co.uk

 

[4ycr]

sorry for the late reply not been in the office much. I don't have an account with Ingram Micro or Tech Data? but I will look at the other websites. Thanks for your help

 

[Long Time Tech]

I would try tech soup. I have a customer that is non profit and gets very good deals.
http://home.techsoup.org/pages/default.aspx