A.User CAL is cheaper for large companies.

B.User CAL is for Windows; Device CAL is for Office.

C.There is no difference.

D.User CAL follows the person; Device CAL follows the hardware.

A.Implementing automated tools for life-cycle management and usage tracking.

B.Hiring more interns.

C.Buying more OEM licenses.

D.Moving back to manual spreadsheets.

A.Only on Sundays.

B.Yes, it is always free.

C.Yes, provided they have at least one Volume License for that specific version of Windows.

D.No, it is never allowed.

A.To fix the printers.

B.To help with IT troubleshooting.

C.To provide data on new hires and departures for license provisioning/de-provisioning.

D.To buy the software.

A.Standardization

B.Normalization

C.Software Harvesting

D.Deployment