The phrase "also provides software" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an additional service or feature offered by a company or individual, particularly in a business or technical context.
Example: "The new tech company not only sells hardware but also provides software solutions for their clients."
Alternatives: "additionally offers software" or "furthermore supplies software".
Ulticom also provides software for communications networks.
A big reason why BlackBerrys have proved so popular with companies has been that RIM also provides software that lets IT departments maintain a firm grip on the way the devices are used.Rather than a few geeky rebels, there are now entire armies of employees equipped with smart mobile devicesNow, however, IT teams are facing a challenge to their authority.
It also provides software development and services to federal agencies through its subsidiaries.
But Zuora also provides software developer kits for many other programming languages and technology platforms, and it recently unveiled a plug-in for the Microsoft Azure cloud platform.
It also provides software that detects which songs you play on your computer (regardless of the media player you use) and shares your listening habits with friends on the site.
It also provides software tools for pre-training and training activities, computer literacy and training for career development instruction, and facilitators who provide the tools needed for people in this in-demand field.
Northgate will also provide software programming and development and consultancy services to the unitary authority.
Enterprise systems also provide software modules needed to perform many of these higher-level functions.
Later this year, Ms. Caplan said, the company will also provide software to help customers selectively accept or reject cookies to safeguard their privacy online.
It will also provide software that will let them hide up to 10% of a webpage from Google's gaze.Third, the commissioner was concerned by exclusive deals in which website-owners gave Google the sole right to provide ads called forth by searches from Google-powered boxes on their pages.
Some hardware companies — e.g. Mobileye — also provide software to analyze their sensor data.
