I know what OEM, Retail, Volume and Academic pricing are.
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Answer by TreatyFrum
Pretty sure CTO is ‘config-to-order’; a term used mostly for hardware items (desktops, notebooks) on special large bids and/or for government orders. May possibly also be used for large items that are built only if ordered (i.e. Powerware ,00+ backup units). Suspecting this is what they’re referring to on the SW license side, although first I’ve heard of ‘CTO software’ before…
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