Lorin Hochstein
Casey Rosenthal
ABSTRACT
One of the most significant changes in the software industry over the past two decades has been the transition from standalone applications to networked applications, known as the software-as-a-service model. Whether users are interacting with these services through a web browser or a custom app, on a laptop, desktop, mobile phone, tablet, or even a television or other networked device, they are ultimately using a client to connect to a remote server in order to consume a service provided over the Internet.
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