Navigating VMware licensing?
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Stay ahead of VMWare licensing shifts
With Broadcom’s recent changes to the VMware licensing model, you might be wondering what to do when it’s time to renew.
Check out our guide to find out what’s changed, explore your options, and follow our 5-step plan to get through it all smoothly.
And your handy 5-step plan in our VMware renewals guide will help you do just that.
The impact of recent changes
VMware’s buyout by Broadcom has shaken things up. Switching from perpetual licensing to subscription-only has left many customers and partners feeling uneasy. But here’s the good news: as one of the UK’s top Broadcom Pinnacle Partners and an Azure Expert MSP, Node4 is ready to help you figure out your options and navigate the uncertainty.
Over 30% of VMWare users may switch providers by 2028
2x – 5x increase in the SnS renewal price on new subscriptions
12 months before your renewal, start understanding the impact of the changes
Navigating VMware by Broadcom renewals and the market options
Our handy guide is aimed at technology leaders of organisations currently licensing VMware software for their own IT infrastructure, plus anyone wanting to learn more about the changes. Download it to discover what your options are and how to navigate the renewal process.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
VMware has transitioned from a perpetual licensing model to a subscription-only model, leading to significant price increases and the end of the VMware channel partner program.
The changes may result in higher costs for VMware products and services. Organisations should evaluate their current usage and consider alternative solutions or plan for a transition to the new subscription model.
Evaluate your current VMware usage, explore alternative solutions, and plan for a smooth transition to the new subscription model.
The subscription model aims to innovate faster and meet customer needs more effectively. It may provide greater profitability and improved market opportunities for businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
VMware has transitioned from a perpetual licensing model to a subscription-only model, leading to significant price increases and the end of the VMware channel partner program.
The changes may result in higher costs for VMware products and services. Organisations should evaluate their current usage and consider alternative solutions or plan for a transition to the new subscription model.
Evaluate your current VMware usage, explore alternative solutions, and plan for a smooth transition to the new subscription model.
The subscription model aims to innovate faster and meet customer needs more effectively. It may provide greater profitability and improved market opportunities for businesses.
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