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FSP (full-service provider)

On the Internet, an FSP (full-service provider) is an application service provider (ASP) that offers a wide range of Web-based information technology services to other companies - including the planning and creation of a Web presence, providing needed software applications, and hosting and maintaining the Web site. The FSP aims to consolidate and streamline a customer's Internet operations and to offer a single point of contact for an array of services.

Related glossary terms: search engine, cyberprise, namespace, Webification, killer app, service-component architecture (SCA), Webify, Project Tango, Personal Web Server (PWS), MQSeries

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