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Most providers of hosted software solutions traditionally have delivered those solutions over the Intern......

Microsoft’s Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA) is the principal licensing agre......

If your company uses a Microsoft Service Provider License Agreement (SPLA)—and it pr......

If you provide commercial hosting services using Microsoft’s Service Provider Lice......

Microsoft’s Services Provider License Agreement (“SPLA”) is a po......

Earlier this year, with no fanfare (which is perhaps unsurprising), Microsoft implemented a significant change to its Product Terms pertaining to Software Assurance (SA) benefits that likely will have a significant licensing impact for companies that have taken advantage of ......

The Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA) is Microsoft’s preferred licensing option for businesses wanting to use Microsoft products in support of hosted software solutions made available to end users over the Internet. For many companies, SPLA is a good fit, in that ......

Many online service providers are well aware that Microsoft’s Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA) entails a licensing framework that can be difficult to manage. SPLA may be a great model for businesses seeking to “float” their license expenditures from month to ......

Licensing Microsoft server products in any environment can be a challenging undertaking, given the complexity of some of Microsoft’s licensing rules. However, licensing Microsoft products for commercial hosting environments under a Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA......