1. Effective Quantity Vs Unresolved Quantity

EA/SA (Enterprise Agreement/Software Assurance) is a package offered. It primarily targets large organizations which have 500 or more personal computers. The minimum quantity was increased from 250 to 500 on 1 July 2016, but it remains at 250 for public sector customers.

About the MS VLSC page, the TechSoup VLSC description says 'Unresolved Quantity:This number is 0 for donations through TechSoup.' When we look at the VLSC License Summary page, it shows an 'unresolved quantity' of 5 for the WIndows 7 Enterprise licenses, and an Effective Quantity of 0.

Other programs, including and Select License, are geared towards smaller organizations.The Enterprise Agreement, whose price is tiered to the number of computers or users being licensed, is a three-year contract which covers all software licensing and updates for one client system. An option is given at contract termination to renew for one or three additional years.Software products licensed under the contract include, and the core for, and, which allow the computer to legally access Microsoft servers over a network.See also.References.

I've been trying to get my head around this for a couple of days.I've searched the Internet with no luck and after contacting the support phone numbers, I wish I didn't bother (useless).Here are my questions:1) I've just signed our organisation up for the Home Use Program so our staff can buy Office 2013 for £8.95.Having activated this Software Assurance Benefit, will this incur any additional charges to our organisation? Or is it included as part of our OpenValue Subscription agreement?2) On the 'Benefit Details' section, under 'Eligible Quantity' for the Home Use Program, it says 35, does this mean our organisation are allowed 35 totalpurchases for staff members?3) Is the 'Eligible Quantity' of 35 above (from Home Use Program) separate from our organisation licence use of 100 i.e.10 staff purchase Office for £8.95, does this mean we lose 10 activations for use in our organisation and now have 90 to use? Or do we still have ouroriginal amount of 100 activations regardless of staff purchases?Could the following be explained from the Licensing Summary page in the VLSC. I've been trying to get my head around this for a couple of days.I've searched the Internet with no luck and after contacting the support phone numbers, I wish I didn't bother (useless).Here are my questions:1) I've just signed our organisation up for the Home Use Program so our staff can buy Office 2013 for £8.95.Having activated this Software Assurance Benefit, will this incur any additional charges to our organisation? Or is it included as part of our OpenValue Subscription agreement?

Effective Quantity Vs Unresolved Quantity

No, each employee pays a nominal fee for a home copy which they are allowed to use whilst they work for your organisation. If they leave they have to uninstall or will be unlicensed, it's not your responsibility to make sure they do deinstall although i think you do have to make sure they are aware this is a benefit of working for your company and have to deinstall if they leave.2) On the 'Benefit Details' section, under 'Eligible Quantity' for the Home Use Program, it says 35, does this mean our organisation are allowed 35 totalpurchases for staff members?

Yes, each member of staff who has is licensed for a copy of Office at work is entitled to buy a copy and the nominal price for use at home3) Is the 'Eligible Quantity' of 35 above (from Home Use Program) separate from our organisation licence use of 100 i.e. Yes, see above10 staff purchase Office for £8.95, does this mean we lose 10 activation's for use in our organisation and now have 90 to use?

Or do we still have ouroriginal amount of 100 activation's regardless of staff purchases? The licenses you have at work are not effected by the HUP licenses other than setting how many HUP licenses are available. If you have 100 people correctly licensed to qualify for SA/HUP benefit you have 100 HUP licenses in addition available to end usersCould the following be explained from the Licensing Summary page in the VLSC.