Bever has been officially accepted into the Microsoft SPLA program

Yerevan/Mediamax/. Bever Company signed a licensing agreement with Microsoft, which certifies that the company has been officially accepted into Microsoft SPLA (Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement) partner program.

SPLA Licensing agreement allows “Bever” to offer Microsoft software in its own data center and provide the end users a wide range of hosting (cloud) services. Particularly web hosting, hosted applications, messaging, collaboration and system infrastructure platforms.

Under the SPLA agreement “Bever” will provide hosting services which are individually configured for the specific customer needs with a flexible structure to minimize the cost IT-services maintenance.

“The license agreement will allow our corporate customers and educational institutions to minimize the costs of using licensed software through monthly payments upon their use. For us, as an IT service provider, this is one more step forward on the way of expanding the spectrum of offered services on more beneficial terms excluding any initial expenses or long-term obligations”, said the head of Bever Company Boris Aghajanyan.