Who do you figure out NAMED and Floating License Counts?
Who do you figure out NAMED and Floating License Counts?
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Hi - I need to come up with a number of Named and Floating
licenses for Service Center and Asset Center. Does anyone have good guidelines on how to come with numbers? We also will be using get.services and get.answeres - can people close, open tickets and work orders via the Get.IT products?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
licenses for Service Center and Asset Center. Does anyone have good guidelines on how to come with numbers? We also will be using get.services and get.answeres - can people close, open tickets and work orders via the Get.IT products?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
RE: Who do you figure out NAMED and Floating License Counts?
RE: Who do you figure out NAMED and Floating License Counts?
If you have staff working day by day you should use named users. Others should use floating licenses, that means approx. 5 Users are sharing one floating license. For an exakt calculation you should define a profile for every user and estimate usage time and intervall.
The Get.IT User are licensed seperatly and are 10% of the total amount of users.
They are using not directly AC or SC, the access is via Get.IT.
RE: Who do you figure out NAMED and Floating License Counts?
Thanks
Big Tex
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RE: Who do you figure out NAMED and Floating License Counts?
Floating users are for every one else and will depend on how many tickets you get. The floating count will generally be one license for every 5 operators - but you will need to determine work practises etc (if most of your second or third level support people only look at 3 or 4 problems a day they do not need to be logged in very often and therefore you may be able to go above 1 for 5. If however they are fixing 30 or 40 incidents a day then you may need to go as low 1 to 2 or 1 to 3.
If your work flow allows notifying people via email then this enables a lower usage count - as you can include enough details that the techs don't need to login to sc to see their queues.
RE: Who do you figure out NAMED and Floating License Counts?
Check the pricing of the licences
Find the cheapest and buy them! Floating can act like fixed licences if you have the right number of them.
Believe me nothing will get the system a bad name quicker than not having enough licences