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    Evolutionary Application Service Providing (eASP). Ein Ansatz der Softwarebereitstellung

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    Jackewitz, Iver
    Language
    German
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    Abstract
    This study deals with the provision of software and develops an approach to the analysis and design of software deployment contexts in which software is provided centrally for many. The provision of the web-based cooperation platform CommSy in two different constellations exemplifies the necessity of such a software supply approach for understanding and designing software supply contexts. The present work provides the foundation for the business model Application Service Providing and its extension to the software provisioning approach eASP (evolutionary Application Service Providing). The business model can thus be used for IT. Through eASP, the effects and services of software provision can be taken into account in the evolutionary and participatory software development and IT-supported organization design. eASP is not understood as a model of software provision, but as a pattern that helps to understand and design a concrete software provision.
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    https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/29149
    Keywords
    Service Application Providing; software; IT; business model
    DOI
    10.15460/HUP.11
    Publisher
    Hamburg University Press
    Publisher website
    http://hup.sub.uni-hamburg.de/
    Publication date and place
    Hamburg, 2006
    Classification
    Computer programming / software development
    Pages
    295
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