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OVERVIEW


Microsoft Practice Team Software Licensing Takes a Village—Meet Ours


Role Descriptions: PDS: Helps build the right solution for business environments


Licensing Concierge: Ground control ensuring the day-to-day operations of intricate Microsoft landscape runs like a well-oiled machine


Microsoft BDM: Bestowing Microsoft Licensing zen through complex analytics


Global BDM: Assesses global options and aligns partner relationships to ensure best price, support, and visibility worldwide


SAM Program Managers: Bring balance to any Microsoft investment


LSS: Primary contact on everything Microsoft licensing—they eat Microsoft licensing for breakfast


Account Manager: Wearing a headset and available when customers need support on anything related to Microsoft or any other PC Connection product or service


Field BDM: The face to the PC Connection team available to visit clients when needed


The Three Pillars of a Successful Microsoft Investment Stay Relevant


Stay Compliant


Software Investment Management


MLO Process


Playbook + SA Benefits


Services


Blueprint Refresh


Microsoft Experience Center


Software Asset Management


Baseline


SQL Assist / Win Server Assist


SAM


True-Up Assist


Management


License Lifecycle


Stay Informed


Actionable Intelligence


Team Blog


Flash Traffic Alerts


Licensing Experts On Call | Agreement Plan Execution


Monthly Updates


Webinars Papers


Podcasts


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