Novell introduces new pricing program

Novell has launched a software-pricing program that makes services more
affordable for customers by tailoring pricing to suit different types of
end-users. In addition to traditional pricing for a user in an organization, it
now offers significantly discounted "business-to-consumer" and
"government-to-citizen" user license pricing.

"Expensive software licensing models have prevented organizations from
affordably extending services to customers across the Web," says Chris
Stone, Vice Chairman, Novell.

Novell’s pricing program creates two new categories of discounted user
licenses to make affordable web services available to very large user
communities. While its standard user license remains the license for employees
and suppliers, the business-to-consumer user license price is only 25 percent of
the standard user license and the government-to-citizen user license is only 10
percent of the standard price.

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