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What are the basic requirements of click-wrap consent?

Click-wrap consent refers to a manner in which software users agree to an end-user license agreement (EULA); for example, when downloading an app or browsing on a website. Software suppliers ...

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What are SLAs?

Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are agreements between a service provider and a client (usually found in a SaaS Agreement or Master Services Agreement) that outline the expected performance metrics and ...

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What are some pitfalls when entering into reseller and revenue share agreements?

One common way to increase sales and brand awareness for new software and other tech companies is to utilize resellers. Resellers will leverage their network to sell your product, and ...

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