Re: Clients and financial years

[Boris Kortiak]

Kenneth,

In this context, I think it stands for Application Service Provider.  Sort of 
like
the old time-share computing model.

"Kenneth D. Reiszner" wrote:

> I realize that I am a dunce when it comes to acronyms in the computing field 
> so I
> routinely use Babel to enlighten me. Unfortunately although I have seen ASP 
> many
> times in the literature I have yet to see it defined and the definitions 
> given by
> Babel in this instance are I think unsatisfactory.:
> <snip>
> > For this to work, security must be considered.  I see two scenarios here:
> > a) companies have to be completely separate.  this would apply to ASP
> > or others running multiple companies on the same system and the
> > companies are really separate.

<snip>

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