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The Limits of Model-T Business Models

by Luke Hohmann

Your business model is the manner in which you charge customers for your products or services -- the way you make money. Every software business model is associated with a license model. A license model is the terms and conditions (or rights and restrictions) that you grant to a user and/or customer of your software as defined by your business model.

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The Limits of Model-T Business Models 12 September 2002

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