Tom owns a small company and is purchasing a software license for his company. He originally had to purchase a copy of each piece of software for each of his employees. However, one of his friends told him there were other types of license agreements. Tom has come to you and asked for help in deciding what kind of license is right for his company.
-Five of the people in Tom's company use a Web design software package.You advise Tom to get a license for a specific number of users.He needs a ____ license.
A) site
B) multiple-user
C) concurrent user
D) single-user

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A multiple-user license allows a specific number of users to access the software. This would be a cost-effective option for Tom since he only has five employees who need access to the software. A site license would allow unlimited users but may not be necessary for Tom's small company, while a concurrent user license would require Tom to track how many people are using the software at any given time, which may not be practical for his needs. A single-user license would require Tom to purchase a separate license for each employee using the software, which would not be cost-effective.

Tom Owns a Small Company and Is Purchasing a Software