Companies complying with Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)
Microsoft's Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA) lets service providers and independent software vendors license Microsoft software to deliver hosted services and applications to their customers.
339
companies
List of companies that comply with Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)
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Employees312Architecture and Planning
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)High confidence
Employees330kSoftware Development
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Medium confidence
Employees1.3kOil and Gas
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Medium confidence
Employees12kRevenue$1.1BIT Services and IT Consulting
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Medium confidence
Employees30kRevenue$55BIT Services and IT Consulting
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Medium confidence
Employees284Government Administration
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Medium confidence
Employees108Hospitals and Health Care
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Medium confidence
Employees1.9kRevenue$459MOil and Gas
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Medium confidence
Employees303kGovernment Administration
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Medium confidence
Employees356Utilities Administration
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA)Low confidence
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