Subscription computing

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The Subscription Computing model is one where providers that supply not only network access and a foundation suite of applications, but also the complete user environment—including all customer premises equipment—as a package for a monthly subscription. Companies offering this service include IBM and Microsoft. Microsoft offers subscription computing as Microsoft FlexGo.^[1]

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1. IBM Research | Projects | Subscription Computing
2. Microsoft FlexGo Subscription Computing
3. PC World article on Subscription Computing

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