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Answer:
Five potential applications services that an organization may run under a client/server mode are;
1) Printing applications
2) Email applications
3) Storage application
4) Database applications
5) Proxy application
Explanation:
The client-server model is a structural mode of application operation that splits whole tasks or the amount of work to be completed between the servers that provides the service applicable to the work, and the client that makes the request
Examples of applications services that an organization may run under a client/server mode are;
1) Printing applications
By the printing application service, a single printing resource can be shared by several clients to minimize cost and maximize space
An example of a print server is Microsoft Universal Print
2) Email applications
Email applications help manage incoming and outgoing mails for clients such that the emails are always received even when the clients computers are out of reach
An example of an email server is Microsoft Exchange Server
3) Storage application
Storage applications help keep client documents safe for future use
An example of a storage server is OneDrive for Windows, Mac, or Android
4) Database applications
Database applications allow the database to be continuously accessed and updated by different users, such as Microsoft Access
5) Shared application
An application server provides provides access to application which are stored in a central server to several users without installing the application on each user's computer, such as Microsoft Office applications
