Oracle 10g enterprise versus standard

Hi There!
Please a question:
I need to explain a customer why it's better to install the oracle 10g enterprise edition than the standard.
I founded on metalink Doc ID: Note:271886.1: the different features BUT I founded that both includes the
Oracle Enterprise Manager Console!!!! So that's contradict the fact that you can have the inteligent tunning pack or others feature.
Is the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console the same in both versions?
Which added value I get on installing the enterprise edition instead of the standard?
MANY THANKS!!!!!, Marcelo.

Zaffer Khan,
thanks for your prompt answer but it does not really help me :(. I have no doubt about the power of EE and EM Grid Control in large enterprises, but when the customer wants to start small and grow as his business grows is hard to convince him about all the nice features of EE. That is why we are starting with SE1 and in the future the customer might upgrade if necesary.
Right now with all the international environment (see the credit crunch) everybody is much more careful in spending their IT budgets so the licensing costs are taken very seriously in consideration. In the same time they want to fully follow the rules and to use only the software they are paying for. But unfortunately I did not find anywhere a description of the functionalities in EM DBConsole that can be used in SE & SE1.
In the same time I do not understand why the functionalities that are not licensed are not disabled / hidden. It would make everybody's life much simpler :).
Thanks,
Florin

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