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Yes there's a major difference.. . A licence agreement allows the recipient to use the intellectual property of the IP owners, subject to the terms of the licence - a typical example would be to allow the multiple use of software within an organisation. Such licence agreements can be defined by number of seats (or PCs), number of employees, or can be all-encompassing by being enterprise-wide.. . A service level agreement is pretty much what it says - it guarantees the recipient a level of service as specified within the agreement. This usually contains terms such as response times to reported problems (and in the case of software, bug fixes, but these may be further defined as to severity).. . The two often go hand-in-hand or can be incorporated into one single agreement covering both angles - again to use the software example, a licence to use said software on say 1,000 workstations within an organisation and a contractual statement on what actions the supplier will guarantee to take in the event of issues, faults or failures - plus possibly contractual statements as to potential compensation, should such remedies not be forthcoming in a timely manner.. . To sum up, a licence agreement protects the copyrights of the intellectual property owner - the supplier - whereas a service level agreement provides some comfort to the recipient - the purchaser - that remedial actions will be taken by the supplier/IP owner in the event of problems with what has been licensed.

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