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Government Purchasing - Application Service Providers
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: endertortop-ga List Price: $30.00 |
Posted:
17 Apr 2004 20:26 PDT
Expires: 17 May 2004 20:26 PDT Question ID: 331976 |
ASP's are companies which let their software run on their own servers and allow the subscribers use it. It has certainly several advantages for both sides (no maintenance or hardware investment is required on customer side, etc.) In the end, products of ASP's are software products. Delivering the software over the network is just another software delivery method. For software engineers, it does not make the product less of a software, for sure. My question is, how the ASP products are categorized if they are offered to government agencies? Are they still software products? (Which I as a software engineer truly believe they are) Or is the product placed in "IT services" category? Or even "Professional Services" category? Are there any federal laws addressing this issue? Or what is the logic? I would appreciate it if any sample cases are given. |
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