A service provider can be any organization that is hosting Microsoft applications on behalf of another organization. Whenever a company is hosting an application on behalf of a third party, SPLA must be part of the conversation.
Source: blog.softwareone.com
Our collegues at SotwareOne discuss some intrigueing questions around SPLA licensing
RFP issued to SPLA resellers
Source: www.channelweb.co.uk
Interesting to see how this will evolve in Europe ;)
Microsoft retire - remove products - skus from the Service Provider License Agreement price list. By default this means they can no longer be reported. Howev...
Source: www.youtube.com
Nice workflow included to determine if you can still report "Expired SKUs".
In this short video, customers Stentor, Server Concepts, and Rackspace explain how the Services Provider License Agreement helped their businesses.
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