campus wide microsoft agreement for desktop suite education enrolment solutions (ees agreement)
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Campus Wide Microsoft Agreement for Desktop Suite
Education Enrolment Solutions
(EES agreement)
A Microsoft EES agreement provides our departments with… • Campus wide licensing for Office, Windows Enterprise
upgrade and Core CALs, which includes:– Standard suite of tools for easy deployment of new services– Lower costs on new equipment purchases – Server Client Access License compliance– Includes home use rights for Staff & Faculty– Device independent licenses (Mac and Windows)– Desktop antivirus
• Annual fees based on Full Time Equivalent (FTE)– Unlimited installations– Elimination of non-compliance risk– Reduced deployment cost through ESD
EES cost comparisons
Queen’s current annual spend estimates on Microsoft Desktop Suite components.
Existing Campus Agreements $ 140,000MS Licenses sold through ITServices $ 54,000EES for Exchange and Windows CALS $ 43,000MS Software purchased from retail sources $ 10,000 (approx)
MS Win 7 Pro upgrade on new equipment $ 25,000Desktop Virus Protection $ 25,000Total $ 297,000 (still does not cover all users)
These annual purchases can be replaced by a single EES agreement valued at $298,000, based on our 4030 FTE to ensure all Staff and Faculty are covered.
What are other Ontario Campuses doing?
• 24/24 Colleges have EES for the full desktop suite
• 14/20 Universities have EES for the full desktop suite
• Of the remaining 6 …– 1 University has an EES for Core CAL only– 1 University has an EES for Office only– 2 have Campus Agreements in place - but for only some departments – 2 Universities without any MS Campus Agreements
Benefits
• Reduced support cost through standardization• Reduced cost through electronic distribution and deployment• Simplified accounting (based on FTE, not computers)• Saving 10% annually on MS License purchases
• Achieve compliance for Microsoft Server access • Elimination of risk exposure of incorrect Windows/Office products
usage• Coordinated procurement, maximizing discounts
Process
• Fund the 2300 before the end of April, 2012 with the understanding that they need to budget for this cost the following year as a Shared Service
• Any department whose agreement comes up in the next 12 months will get renewed at the new (10% off) rate, and have the end date set to end of April 2013.
• On May 1, 2013, there will be an Enterprise Shared Service in place that dovetails with the new budget funding model being developed, and provided immediate savings and benefits to departments.