Lawyer-blogger Jay Parkhurst has some good comments about the problems that can arise when a customer tries to make a SaaS / Web services vendor use the customer’s standard master services agreement form.
Four reasons why a master service agreement isn’t appropriate for a software-as-a-service (SaaS) deal – Jay Parkhurst
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