Why are we changing licenses from ‘A1 Plus’ to ‘A1’?
Microsoft made a change in their licensing model. To keep RRU compliant with legal requirements we need to reassign license types effective <date>. ***
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MS requires that all users of MS applications have an appropriate access license. These licenses also allow Microsoft to provide updates, security enhancements, and support for the tools we use daily. RRU issues MS licenses to all students, staff, faculty, guests, etc. to ensure that each person has appropriate authorized access to MS software and services. |
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MS has phased out license type A1 Plus, which is the license currently assigned to you. A1 Plus has been replaced with A1 licenses. A1 Plus licenses allowed us download and install MS Office products. The new license - A1 – does not. |
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You may be affected, depending on whether you used the license issued by RRU and even depending on how you used it.
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Please direct questions to <where do we want questions directed?>. We appreciate your cooperation as we make this adjustment to better align with organizational requirements and licensing standards. |
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