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The Internet and ever-increasing bandwidth have spawned a new method of delivering software functionality -- the application service provider (ASP) model. An ASP creatively combines aspects of software packages, outsourcing and Internet delivery, allowing customers to receive all of the benefits of using a software application without the associated burdens of supporting and operating it. Instead of purchasing software licenses and operating software on their own equipment, companies can now rent software applications directly from an ASP. For a fee, the ASP provides all of the services necessary to support and operate the software including network access, computer resources, maintenance, installation help and customer support.
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