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SaaS
Acronym for Software as a service
SaaS is generally cloud-based software, as opposed to a program installed on your computer. The cost of acquisition is nil or almost nil, but an investment may be required for the initial configuration. You can use a SaaS by subscribing to a provider, which takes care of updates and infrastructure maintenance.
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Software 2.0
While traditional programming is done by developers, Software 2.0 is done by machines. The code is created by neural networks in order to reach the objective set by the operator (who is a human). Using machine learning, the machine performs tests and iterations in order to optimally reach the objective.
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Software package
Produced by an editor who offers it to a large clientele, the software package is composed of an assortment of parameterizable programs. ERP, for example, is a type of software package.