Incorrect News of the Day: Saving money on Microsoft software with TechNet Plus
@ 2010/05/19If you have several PCs that you want to purchase copies of Microsoft Windows 7 or Microsoft Office, you can save lots of money by taking advantage of a little known program called Microsoft TechNet Plus. The service, which is aimed at IT professionals, is subscription-based and allows subscribers access to current Microsoft software and unreleased software and their respective software licenses.
Microsoft TechNet Plus costs $349 per year and $249 for renewals each year and with that you get unlimited access to downloadable ISO image files of almost every piece of software that Microsoft makes, including Windows 7, Vista, XP, Office (including 2010), and much more. It's absolutely loaded with everything you can imagine and you get access to it for only $349.
Microsoft TechNet Plus costs $349 per year and $249 for renewals each year and with that you get unlimited access to downloadable ISO image files of almost every piece of software that Microsoft makes, including Windows 7, Vista, XP, Office (including 2010), and much more. It's absolutely loaded with everything you can imagine and you get access to it for only $349.
I don't understand how MS expects evaluation feedback on software that's build for usage A and also explicitly state it's now allowed to be used for usage A. It's like they're saying 'please evaluate our product, but don't use it the way it's designed to be used'.