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Organizations that employ the Software as a Service model are looking to reduce the overall costs in supporting their "Customers." In the government sector, an Information Technology organization may be responsible for providing data integration, business intelligence, or analytic applications to several consuming agencies. A standardized set of hardware and software configurations as well a set of best practices allows an organization to realize the benefits of centrally managed Software as a Service. The popularity of logical partition and container capabilities provided by hardware and operating system vendors allows larger servers to be divided into many smaller "Logical" servers providing consistency and ease of maintenance across the deployed software and applications.

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Date:Mar 2009
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