Daniel,

Thanks for the information.  When I asked the question to Google AI, it said something similar but I couldn't really find a document that said exactly that.  

Daniel,

Thanks for the information.  When I asked the question to Google AI, it said something similar but I couldn't really find a document that said exactly that.  

Daniel,

Thanks for the additional clarification.  I was wondering about the enterprise subscription.  Do you have any idea how the cost per Bob coin compares to the individual subscriptions?

Daniel,

Thanks for the information.  When I asked the question to Google AI, it said something similar but I couldn't really find a document that said exactly that.  

The cost of the Enterprise subscription is the same as the individual plans, but you buy Bobcoins in $500 USD increments. The coins are put in a common pool for all the organizations users and are good for 1 year. IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise. Enterprise plans are purchased through an IBM business partner. 

Daniel,

Thanks for the additional clarification.  I was wondering about the enterprise subscription.  Do you have any idea how the cost per Bob coin compares to the individual subscriptions?

Daniel,

Thanks for the information.  When I asked the question to Google AI, it said something similar but I couldn't really find a document that said exactly that.  

Blake,

Thanks for the additional information about the Enterprise option.  That is helpful.  The cost per Bob coin of the 3 individual plans is not consistent.  The $20 plan is .50 cents a coin.  The $60 plan is .375 cents and the $200 plan is .40 cents.  So, do you know how many coins $500 will get you?  When you say "IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise".  What timeframe are they talking about?  Would that be per month or per year?  I would assume per year, but maybe I'm wrong.

The cost of the Enterprise subscription is the same as the individual plans, but you buy Bobcoins in $500 USD increments. The coins are put in a common pool for all the organizations users and are good for 1 year. IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise. Enterprise plans are purchased through an IBM business partner. 

Daniel,

Thanks for the additional clarification.  I was wondering about the enterprise subscription.  Do you have any idea how the cost per Bob coin compares to the individual subscriptions?

Daniel,

Thanks for the information.  When I asked the question to Google AI, it said something similar but I couldn't really find a document that said exactly that.  

Dean,

  On the enterprise plan, Bobcoins are $0.50. The $1000/user avg usage is for a year, which is 2,000 Bobcoins. Basic cost is $20/user/month for access to Bob. The premium packages, when they become available, will be an additional $20/user/month. 

  Your IBM BP should be able to provide you with this information and a proposal. If they can't, come talk to me :)

Blake,

Thanks for the additional information about the Enterprise option.  That is helpful.  The cost per Bob coin of the 3 individual plans is not consistent.  The $20 plan is .50 cents a coin.  The $60 plan is .375 cents and the $200 plan is .40 cents.  So, do you know how many coins $500 will get you?  When you say "IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise".  What timeframe are they talking about?  Would that be per month or per year?  I would assume per year, but maybe I'm wrong.

The cost of the Enterprise subscription is the same as the individual plans, but you buy Bobcoins in $500 USD increments. The coins are put in a common pool for all the organizations users and are good for 1 year. IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise. Enterprise plans are purchased through an IBM business partner. 

Daniel,

Thanks for the additional clarification.  I was wondering about the enterprise subscription.  Do you have any idea how the cost per Bob coin compares to the individual subscriptions?

Daniel,

Thanks for the information.  When I asked the question to Google AI, it said something similar but I couldn't really find a document that said exactly that.  

Blake,

Just so I'm clear on this.  For the enterprise plan there is a flat fee of $20/user/month and then the cost of the Bobcoins are on top of that?  Then, if we want the IBM i premium package it would be an additional $20/user/month?

Dean,

  On the enterprise plan, Bobcoins are $0.50. The $1000/user avg usage is for a year, which is 2,000 Bobcoins. Basic cost is $20/user/month for access to Bob. The premium packages, when they become available, will be an additional $20/user/month. 

  Your IBM BP should be able to provide you with this information and a proposal. If they can't, come talk to me :)

Blake,

Thanks for the additional information about the Enterprise option.  That is helpful.  The cost per Bob coin of the 3 individual plans is not consistent.  The $20 plan is .50 cents a coin.  The $60 plan is .375 cents and the $200 plan is .40 cents.  So, do you know how many coins $500 will get you?  When you say "IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise".  What timeframe are they talking about?  Would that be per month or per year?  I would assume per year, but maybe I'm wrong.

The cost of the Enterprise subscription is the same as the individual plans, but you buy Bobcoins in $500 USD increments. The coins are put in a common pool for all the organizations users and are good for 1 year. IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise. Enterprise plans are purchased through an IBM business partner. 

Daniel,

Thanks for the additional clarification.  I was wondering about the enterprise subscription.  Do you have any idea how the cost per Bob coin compares to the individual subscriptions?

Daniel,

Thanks for the information.  When I asked the question to Google AI, it said something similar but I couldn't really find a document that said exactly that.  

That is correct. The Bobcoins are bought in $500 bundles and, again, are in a common pool for all users. The Enterprise plan also adds in team reporting & quota management and SSO integration. 

Blake,

Just so I'm clear on this.  For the enterprise plan there is a flat fee of $20/user/month and then the cost of the Bobcoins are on top of that?  Then, if we want the IBM i premium package it would be an additional $20/user/month?

Dean,

  On the enterprise plan, Bobcoins are $0.50. The $1000/user avg usage is for a year, which is 2,000 Bobcoins. Basic cost is $20/user/month for access to Bob. The premium packages, when they become available, will be an additional $20/user/month. 

  Your IBM BP should be able to provide you with this information and a proposal. If they can't, come talk to me :)

Blake,

Thanks for the additional information about the Enterprise option.  That is helpful.  The cost per Bob coin of the 3 individual plans is not consistent.  The $20 plan is .50 cents a coin.  The $60 plan is .375 cents and the $200 plan is .40 cents.  So, do you know how many coins $500 will get you?  When you say "IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise".  What timeframe are they talking about?  Would that be per month or per year?  I would assume per year, but maybe I'm wrong.

The cost of the Enterprise subscription is the same as the individual plans, but you buy Bobcoins in $500 USD increments. The coins are put in a common pool for all the organizations users and are good for 1 year. IBM says $1,000 USD is the expected average use per user for an enterprise. Enterprise plans are purchased through an IBM business partner. 

Daniel,

Thanks for the additional clarification.  I was wondering about the enterprise subscription.  Do you have any idea how the cost per Bob coin compares to the individual subscriptions?

Daniel,

Thanks for the information.  When I asked the question to Google AI, it said something similar but I couldn't really find a document that said exactly that.