Escrow London Achieves G-Cloud 14 Supplier Approval
Escrow London, a leading provider of software escrow and open-source code audit solutions, is thrilled to announce its official approval as a supplier on the G-Cloud 14 framework. This prestigious recognition uniquely positions Escrow London as the only software escrow vendor in the UK currently approved under this framework.
The G-Cloud 14 initiative is a significant part of the UK government’s efforts to facilitate digital transformation in the public sector. It provides a procurement framework that allows public sector organizations to access cloud computing services such as hosting, software, and support, significantly simplifying the purchasing process. Being part of this framework is a testament to Escrow London’s dedication to quality and service excellence.
Escrow London is renowned for its comprehensive suite of services that are pivotal in mitigating risks associated with proprietary software dependencies. Their offerings include software escrow agreements that securely store and manage source code, ensuring business continuity in the event of vendor failure. Furthermore, Escrow London provides detailed open-source code audits, helping businesses navigate the complexities of open-source code use and compliance with licensing requirements.
“We are proud to be recognized as the only approved software escrow vendor in the UK on G-Cloud 14,” said Evan Lever, CEO of Escrow London. “This approval not only reinforces our commitment to providing high-quality, reliable services but also empowers public sector organizations with the tools they need to safeguard their software assets effectively.”
In addition to their approval under the G-Cloud 14 framework, Escrow London also holds the distinction of being a G-Cloud 13 supplier. This prior framework laid the groundwork for their involvement in government-backed digital transformation efforts, showcasing their longstanding commitment and expertise in providing essential cloud services. Being a supplier under G-Cloud 13 allowed Escrow London to deliver their software escrow solutions to a wide range of public sector clients, ensuring the safeguarding of vital software assets through secure source code storage and management. This dual recognition under both G-Cloud 13 and 14 underscores Escrow London’s dedication to evolving alongside the dynamic needs of the public sector, continuously refining their service offerings to meet stringent quality and reliability standards.
About Escrow London
Escrow London is a global software escrow vendor headquartered in the United Kingdom. Our global coverage is provided across our London office, Escrow London North America Inc in Atlanta, and our Australian office in Sydney.
We have invested considerable resources into innovation to reinvent software escrow for a SaaS world. Escrow London provides a range of SaaS Continuity escrow solutions suitable for AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud hosted SaaS applications. We support a wide range of clients includes major law firms, banks, central banks, insurance companies, technology companies and government organisations.
Escrow London, a leading provider of software escrow and open-source code audit solutions, is thrilled to announce its official approval as a supplier on the G-Cloud 14 framework. This prestigious recognition uniquely positions Escrow London as the only software escrow vendor in the UK currently approved under this framework.
The G-Cloud 14 initiative is a significant part of the UK government’s efforts to facilitate digital transformation in the public sector. It provides a procurement framework that allows public sector organizations to access cloud computing services such as hosting, software, and support, significantly simplifying the purchasing process. Being part of this framework is a testament to Escrow London’s dedication to quality and service excellence.
Escrow London is renowned for its comprehensive suite of services that are pivotal in mitigating risks associated with proprietary software dependencies. Their offerings include software escrow agreements that securely store and manage source code, ensuring business continuity in the event of vendor failure. Furthermore, Escrow London provides detailed open-source code audits, helping businesses navigate the complexities of open-source code use and compliance with licensing requirements.
“We are proud to be recognized as the only approved software escrow vendor in the UK on G-Cloud 14,” said Evan Lever, CEO of Escrow London. “This approval not only reinforces our commitment to providing high-quality, reliable services but also empowers public sector organizations with the tools they need to safeguard their software assets effectively.”
In addition to their approval under the G-Cloud 14 framework, Escrow London also holds the distinction of being a G-Cloud 13 supplier. This prior framework laid the groundwork for their involvement in government-backed digital transformation efforts, showcasing their longstanding commitment and expertise in providing essential cloud services. Being a supplier under G-Cloud 13 allowed Escrow London to deliver their software escrow solutions to a wide range of public sector clients, ensuring the safeguarding of vital software assets through secure source code storage and management. This dual recognition under both G-Cloud 13 and 14 underscores Escrow London’s dedication to evolving alongside the dynamic needs of the public sector, continuously refining their service offerings to meet stringent quality and reliability standards.
About Escrow London
Escrow London is a global software escrow vendor headquartered in the United Kingdom. Our global coverage is provided across our London office, Escrow London North America Inc in Atlanta, and our Australian office in Sydney.
We have invested considerable resources into innovation to reinvent software escrow for a SaaS world. Escrow London provides a range of SaaS Continuity escrow solutions suitable for AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud hosted SaaS applications. We support a wide range of clients includes major law firms, banks, central banks, insurance companies, technology companies and government organisations.
