At 03:58 PM 8/29/2006 -0400, MB Software Solutions wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only ones I remember seeing were products that your leasing the
functionality of, ie you pay and you given access to the web parts for
what you have. The data is on their corporate server not yours.
Because of that limitation, I never got more interested.
The "pay as you go" model? "Software as a Service" model? This was a
buzzword recently. Wonder how it's catching on? My clients would rather
the data be on their own networks rather than hosting centrally on the web
for others to pirate.
...
Well, one could reasonably argue we've been essentially doing "rental fee"
software with the Windows OS for some time now (paying more for nothing -
or paying for what was broken already, etc). But at least MS allows you the
"illusion" that your data is only on your network.
;-)
-Charlie
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