The document discusses potential areas for schools to save costs, including power management, virtualization, free email, printing, and Microsoft licensing. It notes that information and communication technology spending, printing/copying costs, energy use, and licensing fees can represent significant expenses for schools and opportunities to reduce spending. The document specifically addresses Microsoft licensing options for schools under their new Enrollment for Education Solutions program, which offers perpetual or subscription licenses based on staff counts rather than computer numbers.

1. Cost Saving IdeasMark ReynoldsSchools Business ManagerMicrosoft UK

5. Some areas to think about…Power ManagementVirtualisationFree EmailPrintingMicrosoft Licensing

6. Cost Saving With ICTICT Spend

7. Cost Saving With ICTICT Spend

8. Cost Saving With ICTPrinting and CopyingICT SpendAs big as ICT

9. Cost Saving With ICTPrinting and CopyingICT SpendEnergyBigger than ICTAs big as ICT

11. Cost Saving With ICTPrinting and CopyingICT SpendEnergyAs big as ICTBigger than ICT

13. Cost Saving With ICTPrinting and CopyingICT SpendEnergyAs big as ICTBigger than ICT

18. Cost Saving With ICTPrinting and CopyingICT SpendEnergyAs big as ICTBigger than ICT

20. Cost Saving With ICTPrinting and CopyingICT SpendEnergyAs big as ICTBigger than ICT

21. Lets talk aboutLicensing!

22. Enrolment for Education Solutions (EES)Two ways for Schools to buy MS licensing:Select (perpetual)Schools Agreement (subscription)EES is the first significant change to our subscription licensing for schools in 10 yearsAvailable from March 1st 2011Cost based on number of staff, rather than computersPrice break at 1000 FTE’s

24. Lead the conversation.Power ManagementVirtualisationFree EmailPrintingMicrosoft Licensing

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