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custom software
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custom software
Software that is specifically designed and programmed for an individual customer. Contrast with software package.
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Oracle says in court documents that SAP used a customized software tool dubbed "Titan" to plunder Oracle's website of patches, updates, fixes and other programs crafted for Oracle's paying customers.
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