by Paul Glazowski
If you’ve been following Zoho’s company blog closely the past several days, you’ll know that the company has written in a memo explaining that its Creator service, a database application platform, would be undergoing “scheduled maintenance.” However one chooses to decipher those words, the company has subsequently let known that, come September 29, it will debut an application store for Creator’s user base.
This news comes from this week’s Web 2.0 Expo, ending today. In addition to the basic premise of a storefront, Mitch Wagner of InformationWeek writes that Zoho, in launching such a venue, is not taking the customary percentage-based approach to application sales. Instead the company is choosing to deliver “100% of revenue from app sales,” with its moneymaking potential coming from charges to developers who “host large instantiations of…apps” with Zoho itself. Read More
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