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{{a|tech|}}[[Software as a service]] — fondly known as [[SAAS]] but known to [[user]]s as ''[[rent-seeking]]'' as a service — is [[rent-seeking]] by means of [[intellectual property]] or some other kind of monopolistic behaviour. It is also basically the only business model [[reg tech]] entrepreneurs — a.k.a. refugee managing associates with [[School-leaver from Bucharest|JavaScript developers from Bucharest]] they found on the dark web — can figure out. | {{a|tech|}}{{quote|“All [[reg tech]] solutions are alike; each reg tech problem is a problem in its own way.” <br> | ||
:—Leo Tolstoy, ''Anna Karenina''}} | |||
[[Software as a service]] — fondly known as [[SAAS]] but known to [[user]]s as ''[[rent-seeking]]'' as a service — is [[rent-seeking]] by means of [[intellectual property]] or some other kind of monopolistic behaviour. It is also basically the only business model [[reg tech]] entrepreneurs — a.k.a. refugee managing associates with [[School-leaver from Bucharest|JavaScript developers from Bucharest]] they found on the dark web — can figure out. | |||
The equivalent of selling a warranty on a toaster. Charging a running cost for a software application which shouldn’t ''need'' a lot of maintenance, unless you ''built it'' to need maintenance. | The equivalent of selling a warranty on a toaster. Charging a running cost for a software application which shouldn’t ''need'' a lot of maintenance, unless you ''built it'' to need maintenance. | ||