Several "all you can eat" services have been attempted in recent years, with mixed success.
Many people are questioning (fairly) whether software can eat services, which are fueled primarily by human capital.
With all you can eat services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, it's easy to get lost in a library filled with mostly mediocre content and a few gems.
The trust provides child and adult mental health services, alcohol treatment, learning disability and eating disorder services.
"The state of eating disorder services across Australia is a disgrace," he said.
Our teams came up with eating disorder services that keep people out of hospital through day clinics and community support.
Earlier this month, NHS England distributed £30m of funding to improve eating disorder services, with the aim of having 95 per cent of patients seen within four weeks by 2020.
The Department of Health made clear that all CCGs should be investing all of their share of the £1.4bn fund, which includes £150m to improve eating disorders services.
It's a clear example of software eating financial services.
Meanwhile eating disorder services have moved out of the hospital and into the community, reflecting the fact that the great majority of patients can now be managed on an out-patient basis.
It's the successor to a similar app launched with Samsung in 2012, and part of what MusicQubed boss Chris Gorman – founder of retailer Gadget Shop – describes as an attempt to reach the "forgotten fan" – people who like music, but have been "priced out" of music subscriptions by the industry's focus on £10-a-month all-you-can-eat services.
