SharePoint Use Cases

An anonymous reader asked:
Do i need cals for read-only users sharepoint server 2007?
SharePoint does not recognize a read-only license. You will need to buy a CAL for each user that is accessing your data. Each client computer accessing Office SharePoint Server 2007 or Office Forms Server 2007 requires a valid CAL. There are two [...]

In Part 1 of this post I tried to explain SharePoint editions in more detail. Last week I found very interesting shema that describes version differences on a single image. You can download the full presentation here. The complete breakdown of the features of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is available here.

When choosing the correct [...]

While doing deployments, we have a number of virtual machines that we use as copies of customer production environment; for testing; learning etc. We installed one such machine using a trial key from Microsoft site. As key is only valid for 90 days, it expired, but we still wanted to use that VM for demonstration.
We [...]

We recently sold two copies of CRM 4.0; one upgrade from CRM 3.0 SBE and one new license.
The quickest way to kick-off your CRM project is to use a 90-day trial version that can be downloaded here. To upgrade from trial to full version you will just need to enter customer product key.
We had some [...]