Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft’
Hi all! I threw the presentation I gave at Wasatch Software and Microsoft’s Windows 7 launch event up on YouTube. It’s about 45 minutes long, so I had to break it up into 6 segments. Here’s the first one:
If you’d like to check out all of the footage, here’s a summary of the contents of each:
Video 1 of 6: Wasatch Software news and offerings
Video 2 of 6: Windows 7 basics, Windows XP Mode and Virtual PC
Video 3 of 6: Windows 7 Security, BitLocker, AppLocker
Video 4 of 6: DirectAccess with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2
Video 5 of 6: Upgrade Options and Q&A
Video 6 of 6: Additional Q&A
If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact me or the rest of our team at Wasatch Software!

Wasatch Software of Salt Lake City, UT has been awarded the Licensing Solutions Competency by Microsoft. This achievement recognizes our organization’s expertise in software licensing with a specific focus on software license delivery. The competency was awarded based on several factors, including the following:
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# of Microsoft Certified Professionals (MCP) on staff
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Successful completion of license delivery exams by staff
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References from our licensing customers
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Minimum amount of revenue generated for Microsoft in licensing sales
The award is especially appreciated as software licensing has been core to Wasatch Software’s offerings since being founded in 2002. Related software license services include:
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Sales and procurement
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License history reports and tracking
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Renewal notifications and tracking
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Software Asset Management
With numerous licensing options and programs (Open License, Open Value, Open Volume, etc.) licensing can be a confusing undertaking. Should you ever have a question, don’t hesitate to contact Wasatch Software for free software license consulting.

Microsoft Certified Professional
Sweet! Today I became a Microsoft Certified Professional in the following:
‘Designing and Providing Microsoft Volume Licensing Solutions to Small and Medium Business Organizations’.
What a mouthful! I probably should have done this some time ago as I’ve either been working on Microsoft’s Sales and Licensing Team or running my own software license resell company for nearly 10 years now. However, it wasn’t until recently that I found out Wasatch Software would become a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner if 2 people from our organization passed the exam (Jake Boden from our company takes the exam tomorrow).
The test really wasn’t too tough. As is the case with many Microsoft exams, you have to think how Microsoft wants you to think, and not how you would if you were faced with such licensing scenarios in real life. If you happen to be involved in software licensing, this is a worthwhile exam to take!