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DEFINITION: A business service provider (BSP) is a company that rents third-party software application packages to their customers. A BSP is similar to an  application service provider (ASP) in that it provides a cost-effective way to procure applications via networks. A BSP differs from an ASP in that it tailors a software package to its customer's needs and offers back-office solutions by outsourcing most
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CA APM and CA APM Cloud Monitor
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In this videocast, learn how to achieve advanced application and infrastructure monitoring to ensure optimal business service performance – all with the fast, low-cost deployment of a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution.
Posted: 23 Jan 2012 | Premiered: 23 Jan 2012
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One-Stop Shop: Best Practices to Streamline your Service Desk
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Your service desk should be the one stop shop for internal and external customers. But, in order for IT to be the orchestrator of knowledge and the service catalog, you need to provide excellent service and quick response times. Watch this webcast and discover the most current recommendations for service delivery and management best practices.
Posted: 05 Jan 2012 | Premiered: 05 Jan 2012
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Velocity Video: Accelerate your Journey to Virtualization and the Cloud
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Cloud computing and virtualization are two buzz words that have caught the IT world by storm. This video highlights the benefits and challenges of each initiative as you contemplate making the shift to these environments. Learn more here.
Posted: 13 Jun 2011 | Premiered: 13 Jun 2011
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BUSINESS SERVICE PROVIDERS DEFINITION (continued): … A business service provider (BSP) is a company that rents third-party software application packages to their customers. A BSP is similar to an application service provider (ASP) in that it provides a cost-effective way to procure applications via networks. A BSP differs from an ASP in that it tailors a software package to its customer's needs and offers back-office solutions by outsourcing most (if not all) business processes, such as payroll and bookkeeping. Small and mid-sized firms are attracted to BSPs because they have low start-up costs and low monthly fees, whereas ASPs are more capital intensive. Agillon, eAlity, Employease and EConvergent are examples of successful BSP companies. Business Service Providers definition sponsored by SearchSOA.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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