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GitLab is now an approved SLP vendor in California

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English
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Summary

GitLab has become an approved vendor under California's Software Licensing Program (SLP), allowing state and local agencies, including educational institutions, to purchase GitLab software licenses at discounted rates. This agreement facilitates the procurement process, providing broader access to GitLab's comprehensive DevOps solution, which aims to enhance the efficiency and security of software delivery. California's SLP, managed by the Department of General Services since 1994, aims to simplify software license acquisition for government entities. Bob Stevens, GitLab's area vice president for Public Sector Federal, emphasizes the potential benefits for public agencies adopting automated DevOps practices through this contract. By collaborating with channel partners like Acuity Technical Solutions, Launch Consulting, and Veteran Enhanced Technology Solutions, GitLab seeks to support public sector transformation and improve collaboration in software development. Michelle Hodges, GitLab's vice president of global channels, highlights the company's commitment to providing its platform to a broader network of customers, aiming to streamline and advance their software development processes.

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