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What is the difference between application & Product?
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Answer / ch.s.m.prasad,kkd
Application: According to one client point of view if we
are design any software it is called as application.
Product : According to global client point of view if we
are design any software it is called as product
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Answer / guest
Companies develop products and the clients use them as
applications.
plz correct me, if i'm wrong
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Answer / sivaprasad
application have exact number of users with in a
environment
take an example like organisation
for that organisation they develop applications
like lan for there internal security they r going to
develop applications
products have 'n' number of users
these r released in market
before released the products they released the beta-version
of original product and wait for response for spoecific
clients
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