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Microsoft Licensing Changes
Microsoft (MS) announced changes to their licensing programs in May 2001 and
October 2001 that impacted all Microsoft customers worldwide. The State of
Arizona has developed documentation to assist AZ state agencies, cities,
counties, etc. to assess the impact of these changes on their operations and
to understand the State of Arizona’s agreements with Microsoft.
The Government Information Technology Agency (GITA) provides this information
solely to assist State governmental organizations with statewide contract
information. GITA does not endorse the use of any particular vendor’s
products as is evidenced by its vendor-neutral
policies, standards and procedures for
technology products.
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information provided on this page has been retained as it may provide
helpful historical background information for agencies. However, up to
date information regarding the State's contracts with Microsoft, can be
obtained by contacting Stacy Ingalls of the State Procurement Office, at
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Glossary of Terms, Questions to Assess Impact & Resources
Summary of State of Arizona Agreements
Licensing Changes: Impact on State Customers
CIO Council Presentation (August 14, 2002)
Select vs. Enterprise Agreement with Core
Cal (as of July 2002)
Multi-State Efforts Regarding Microsoft Licensing
State of Arizona Enterprise Agreement (EA)
Resource Materials
Agreements
Copies of the MS Select Agreement and the MS Enterprise Agreement, each signed
by the State of Arizona and Microsoft are available to State customers.
Please contact
Stacy Ingalls
of the State Procurement Office
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