Subscriptions
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What is Subscriptions?
Subscriptions are a recurring revenue model where customers pay a regular fee (e.g., monthly, annually) to access a product or service. They provide businesses with predictable income and allow customers continuous access, often including benefits like updates, support, or new content. Common uses include software (SaaS), streaming services, news publications, and membership programs.
What other technologies are related to Subscriptions?
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Management Groups
Management Groups help organize and manage multiple Azure subscriptions.
Resource Groups
Resource Groups are containers that hold related resources for an Azure solution.
VNET
VNETs (Virtual Networks) enable Azure resources to communicate with each other, the internet, and on-premises networks.
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Which job functions commonly mention Subscriptions?
Cloud Engineer
0.1% of all Cloud Engineer jobs mention Subscriptions
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Data Architect
13 Data Architect jobs mention Subscriptions
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Cloud Architect
9 Cloud Architect jobs mention Subscriptions
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Software Engineer
259 Software Engineer jobs mention Subscriptions
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Engineer
302 Engineer jobs mention Subscriptions
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Which organizations are mentioning Subscriptions?
Microsoft
Scientific and Technical Services
Navy Federal Credit Union
Finance and Insurance
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