Re: Parallels licensing

FYI,

The Scholar's Workstation is working to set up an arrangement for
departments to buy Parallels through the TSW webstore. The mechanics
of this arrangements will be a spin off of the UC agreement, however,
TSW is in the process of arranging its acquisition mechanism.

We will let you know when the option is available, although I do not
anticipate this being up and running until sometime into January 2008.

        April

April Roy, Manager
Technology Acquisition & Sales
Information Services and Technology-Client Services
Hearst Field Annex, D21
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720
(510) 643-7119
Fax (510) 643-6201
april_at_tsw.berkeley.edu

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At 1:29 PM -0800 12/11/07, nadine-m_at_socrates.berkeley.edu wrote:
>FYI
>
>---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
>Subject: Quote for UC Berkeley
>From: "Deana Dainard" <ddainard_at_parallels.com>
>Date: Fri, December 7, 2007 3:59 pm
>Cc: "Paul Nordlund" <Paul_Nordlund_at_SHI.com>
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>
>Parallels and the UCOP have a special contract in place for the UC
>Schools to receive a significant discount purchases of Parallels
>Software.
>
> Please visit this link for full details. (logon page under Parallels
>link on this site)
>http://www.ucop.edu/irc/tas/agreetoc.php
>
> This discount applies these Parallels products:
>(http://www.parallels.com/)
>
>Parallels Desktop for Intel Mac
>Parallels Workstation for Windows/Linux
>Compressor Workstation
>Compressor Server
>
>The special agreement includes cost of the License and 1 year of
>maintenance (12 months of upgrades)
>This agreement is for faculty and staff purchases only, not students.
>
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>How to purchase under the UCOP agreement:
> If you know the units you need to purchase and the price, go to step
>(4).
> (1) Send a quote request to paul_nordlund_at_shi.com with the Qty and
>description of Parallels Software that you are ordering
> (2) If you need pricing, you can go to the UCOP website and look up the
>Parallels Software Contract. The pricing schedule will give you the
>costs of the license and maintenance. These prices are fixed until May
>2008 when the contract expires.
> (3) When you email Paul you must include the name of the person
>ordering the software, the email address, phone number, fax, and the
>physical address of the person ordering the software
> (4) After you receive the quote from Paul, please fax a PO to
>(949)203-6479. If you are paying by PalCard, please include the
>following info: Name on Card, card number, expiration date, security
>code (4 digit). You can either fax that info or email it to
>paul_nordlund_at_shi.com .
> (5) Once Paul receives your fax, he will email you the key codes to
>download the Parallels software. To download the software, please go to
>www.parallels.com and download the trial installs of the product your
>purchasing. You can activate the demo when you receive your keys from
>Paul.
> (6) If you have any questions, you can email Paul and he will respond
>back in a timely manner.
>
>Orders are placed via SHI, Inc., and software is distributed via
>download and will be received within 24 hours.
>
>Deana Dainard
>Enterprise Solution Manager- Northern CA Region
>Parallels Inc.
>425-282-6412
>ddainard_at_parallels.com
>www.parallels.com <http://www.parallels.com/>
>
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