So how the heck do I budget a "at the time of the transfer" pricing paln?

On 7/23/10, Ron Seybold <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hello Friends,
>
> Below, a link to a fresh article on old HP policy about RTU licensing. It's
> not exactly clear that an upgrade from a 9x8 to an A-Class is going to be
> free of the need for an HP license purchase. HP's Software License Transfer
> operations will hand down a ruling at the time of transfer.
>
> <http://3000newswire.blogs.com/3000_newswire/2010/07/deadlines-dont-loom-for-system-upgrades.html>
>
> Even through HP didn't post any notice of its latest changes to post-2010
> policy, it would be nice to hear from someone at the vendor about which
> upgrades they want to try to charge customers for.
>
> Bottom line: a competent reseller in your market will have an answer based
> on prior upgrade sales that have moved through the SLT process. Any
> reseller, not just an "HP authorized" one that sells the RTU or HP software.
>
> Ron Seybold
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>
> On Jul 22, 2010, at 10:37 AM, Jack Connor wrote:
>
>> I know that Client Systems has worked with HP to purchase licenses for the
>> software for sale after year's end, but after that's exhausted, it's my
>> understanding that it will either require renegotiation with HP or that
>> will be the end of new s/w installs.
>>
>> Jack Connor
>
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