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Qualifying Academic vs. Commercial

volker_kraft

In order to qualify accounts as academic, they have to meet all conditions:

License owner is a Degree Granting Institution (DGI) *
End-users are employed (Professor or Researcher) or enrolled (Student) at the DGI
Software use for non-commercial purposes ** under the control of the DGI

*) This does typically exclude research centers (Frauenhofer, Max-Planck, Helmholtz) and medical centers (hospitals) from academic status.

**) Includes teaching and learning activities and academic research, but excludes administrative use (IR = Institutional Research).

See attached PDF for details.

Qualifying Academic.pdf

Comments

Hideo_Oi

I'm wondering Campus license coverage.

For example, there are ABC university Tokyo campus and ABC university Osaka campus. The both campuses belong to ABC university. In this case, Does 1 Campus license cover both Tokyo campus and Osaka campus? (As you know Tokyo and Osaka are very far each other even in Japan.)

volker_kraft

You are correct – multiple campuses require a special license, which is called “system-wide”. We never sold a system-wide academic license in EMEA, but India and the US did.

I would check with Curt for license conditions and fees.