The phrase "and supporting the software" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing actions or responsibilities related to maintaining or assisting software applications.
Example: "The team is responsible for developing new features and supporting the software to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "and maintaining the software" or "and assisting with the software".
Where institutions engage commercial organizations to provide and support the software used for online examinations, that commercial organization must provide high quality support.
While an outright purchase (of on-premises procurement software) might seem a lower cost than an annual subscription to a cloud-native system, it must be noted that the former will require large upfront and ongoing investment in hardware, servers, infrastructure, and the necessary resources to run and support the software.
The software team were employed by the university and did not have a patient-facing role, but worked closely with pharmacists and administrators to develop and support the software used in the clinics, namely a combined electronic patient record and decision support system [ 23].
"The name VA Software Corporation better identifies us and our primary business: developing, marketing, selling and supporting the SourceForge collaborative software development platform," Larry M. Augustin, the company's chief executive, said in a statement.
However, given the licensing of Open Source projects which makes it possible to view and change the source code, other developers are able to access, update and support the software.
The fixed intervention costs consist of the investment into the program development, the administrative and supporting personnel, the software maintenance, the consultancy services, and the overhead.
"So we kind of took this tack, then of course the hardware has to be fantastic it has to support the software and support the user and be something the user can be proud of and my belief is that when people see the Jolla device they want to see what's inside".
According to Benner et al. (1993), scenarios can supplement and support the activities that software engineers perform mentally on scenarios at the present time, such as uncovering system requirements and evaluating design alternatives.
He declined to say what PeopleSoft is spending to develop, test, market and support the new Linux software, but said that it can be an "expensive proposition" and that "for every new platform, there is an associated cost structure".
