| application service provider |
ASPs aggregate, facilitate, and broker IT services to deliver IT-enabled business solutions across a network via subscription-based pricing. EASP - Enterprise Application Service Provider - is a variation of ASP wherein a level of customisation is introduced into the application functionality and service levels while still based on a shared service architecture. ...
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| apple |
This term is in the glossary is because many people confuse "Apple" with "Macintosh." Apple is the company that makes Macintosh computers -- not the other way around. Apple's product line includes Power Macs, PowerBooks, iMacs, iBooks, and the popular hard drive-based MP3 player, the iPod. Apple also develops a large number of software programs, such as iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, and iDVD. ...
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| application service provider |
Web-based delivery of software to replace stand-alone software such as e-mail programs, accounting software, etc.
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| application service provider |
A company that offers individuals or enterprises access over the Internet to applications and related services that would otherwise have to be located in their own personal or enterprise computers.
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| application service provider |
A third-party company that distributes software-based services from a central location to customers in other locations. ASPs offer companies services that would otherwise have to be done in-house, or onsite. Using an ASP is often an inexpensive way for companies and organizations to manage their information services. There are five main categories of Application Service Providers:
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