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Softline successfully executes complex licensing contracts

Softline, a global provider of information technology and digital transformation solutions and services, today announces it has successfully executed complex licensing contracts — spanning across more than 40 countries — for EPAM Systems, Inc., a leading digital transformation services and product engineering company.

As a global Microsoft LSP partner, Softline is authorized to prepare Enterprise Agreement (EA) and Server and Cloud Enrollment (SCE) level contracts.

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As a result, it was able to provide EPAM with the best terms possible, including a customized licensing scheme for its specific needs, taking into account its global reach and talent footprint, and growth trajectory.

“Softline’s relationship with both EPAM and Microsoft has a long history. As an LSP partner, we spare no effort to live up to such high trust in each agreement and offer the best solutions to the client’s problems,” said Roy Harding, CEO,  Softline. “This deal took several months of hard work. Softline’s legal team combined numerous contracts into a minimal number of agreements to meet each country’s legislative and taxation requirements.”

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Yuriy Goliyad, SVP, Head of Global Operations at EPAM shared:

“We’re pleased to work with Softline as a trusted solutions provider. Softline’s expertise and dependability contribute to equipping our workforce with the tools needed to provide best-in-class digital transformation services and solutions for our clients worldwide.”

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Joshua Althauser

Joshua Althauser has over 12 years of experience in the tech industry. His interests include data visualization, big data, and analysis as well as the intersection of journalism and technology. Some of his works were published on CIO, Computer World, and VentureBeat.

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