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Buying software as a service could be very user friendly, perhaps providing users freedom from upgades, bug fixes, service package updates, etc. — of course, that infers all the software needed to do one's job is available at a reasonable price. On the downside, such services would probably increase in cost each year, especially if all the bells and whistles are included. What if your Internet connection goes offline, can you still work? Does this appear to be a cost-viable solution? We'd like to hear your thoughts.
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