...from the vendor, and not just a chaperoned [[proof of concept]] where the software vendor can control inputs and outcomes to make the product seem satisfactor
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...lly''': one of the millions of [[agent]]s, [[broker-dealer]]s, advisers, [[software as a service]] providers, [[vendor]]s, [[introducer]]s and diverse other [[
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...harbours a coven of [[Rent-extraction|rent-extracting]] parasites (yes, [[software as a service]], we ''are'' looking at you) — that is to say, ''bad'' tech
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...handsomely, and in perpetuity, to implement a “proprietary” [[open-source software]] solution for them.
...f trying — then combining it with the boneheaded [[rentier]] carry-on of [[software as a service]] is ''essence'' of extra-virgin, first-pressing snake oil.
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...ch is certainly true — and has concluded that it will be by designing some software than can do that job instead. So, armed with some ropey javascript commissi
...[[financial services]] industry is out of all proportion to the value the software could possibly deliver, but this doesn’t matter as long as the [[general
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...quity|Cash equities]] chat. An [[order management system]], or [[OMS]], is software a [[broker]] uses to manage client order and trade flow between different
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...sense that exactly no-one is going to tool around with contract automation software at the weekend for fun. Though the idea of document assembly home hobbyists
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}}There is a branch of {{tag|software}} anthropology which categorises office workers by reference to the Microso
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...to enhance it by substituting cheaper, faster, components (be it hardware, software or meatware) but never once looking at ''[[waste]]''.
*For the new software, you must buy kit and integrate software into a existing, creaking tech architecture.
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}}1. Computing (''informal''): Computer software whose marginal usefulness is outweighed by the colossal demands it makes on
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...ink it is beyond the wit of Adobe’s developers to put one in. But no. In a software package that has been around since 1984, they’ve never thought to include
...re insane way of carrying out an elementary task in a market-leading {{tag|software}} package, do write in.
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Not just buying an “application” — “[[Software as a service|software as a service]]”, ''naturellement'' — that reviews and unimpressively ma
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...e which symbolises what smart software should be about, but [[reg tech|the software that start-ups hawk to legal practices]] typically isn’t.
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...s [[fungible]]. These three effects are costed in — they come with ''any'' software solution free of charge.
And as for software: it is, we are told, about [[Software is eating the world|to eat the world]]. All the world is a coder. You can f
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...face]] or [[API]] is that little gobbet of [[code]] that lets you hook one software application, database, etc, with another. Especially useful when importing
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...ually muttered in the context of some kind of [[rent-seeking]] activity —[[software as a service]] for example — which is predicated not so much on [[custome
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...In cyberspace we must understand how a different “code” regulates—how the software and hardware (i.e., the “code” of cyberspace) that make cyberspace ''wh
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...nt]]s were back in style again, branding themselves now as providers of “[[software as a service]]” and similarly fishy things.
...gotiators, [[software as a service]] providers engaged ''implement'' the [[Software as a service|SAAS]] solutions bought in the first wave.
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...e to the meatware, but nonetheless sweeps all other office word-processing software before it.
...osing documents. But the days of purpose-built alternative word-processing software packages, like Lotus Notes, WordPerfect or even the admirable but, preterna
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...ore not a great grounds for concluding that [[software is eating the world|software is going to eat the world]] and turn we mortal [[meatsack]]s into battery-p
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[[Microsoft PowerPoint|PowerPoint]] is the market-standard software package for dressing up fatuous ideas with profundity; as such it appeals t
...d into the senior partner’s mail tray. Hence the inexplicable success of a software package that. functionally. is a disaster, even by [[Microsoft Office|Micro
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...our service, or to gauge your users’ general needs — or opinions — of your software platform, you are going to get a stupid question.
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A vulnerability in code that hackers find before the software vendor does. Because the vendor is none-the-wiser, there is no patch for th
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{{a|devil|}}Not to be confused with the related concept in software architecture, [[tight coupling]] between two components of a [[distributed
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...that tech businesses can’t make money if all they get paid for is writing software. This would be like Mick Jagger only getting paid for fifteen minutes’ wo
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...ts. The software got 94% of the points. The [[meatware]] only got 67%. The Software was quicker. And — chuckle — it needed less coffee. Headline: ''dumb ma
But this software is designed to facilitate “right-sourcing” the negotiation to cheaper (
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...stem. Through runbook automation, these processes can be carried out using software tools in a predetermined manner.
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...orified ''[[rent-seeking]]'' to the poor sods who have it imposed on them, software as a service is the disguised ''re''intermediation of a function by a tool
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...ow-cost jurisdictions with no modern slavery regulations, or automating [[software-as-a-service]] providers, but the process, which we only changed because it
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...really powerful algorithms at work have a look at modern music production software.
...an be done inside a laptop, thanks to the power of AI and algorithm, using software that costs less than a couple of grand.
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Plus, it is hands-down, ''the best'' web editing software there is out there. It is open-source, it is crowd-sourced, it is non-comme
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...e. Consider there are, literally, ''billions'' of users of word processing software but, to all intents, ''two'' viable word-processing applications in the wor
===On “niche” versus “enterprise” and the [[meatware]]/software bet===
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...ary metadata on top of it<ref>With the [[tedious]] overheads that implies: software licence fees and a squadron of librarians chasing users up to validate the
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...rce the way scientists experiment on mice. It is designed to make sure new software it would like to impose on the workforce but which users do not want, under
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Approval subroutines have fired and launched escalations for the spend on the software vendor; a militarised [[3-PISA|third party information security]] analytics
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...ging outsourcing co-ordinators, offshoring [[service level agreement]]s, [[software-as-a-service]] providers and implementing [[key performance indicators]] to
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