EIS InsightsEnterprise Software

The Software Licences Nobody Uses Still Renew Automatically

Most organizations can tell you what they spend on software in total. Far fewer can say which of those licences anyone actually opened last quarter. Auto-renewal clauses, scattered ownership and seat counts set during optimistic rollouts keep unused subscriptions alive for years…

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Software Built for Just One Industry Is Quietly Outperforming the Generalists

A veterinary clinic, a trucking dispatcher, and a dental office each run on software most people have never heard of, built specifically for their trade rather than adapted from a generic template. That narrow focus has become a genuine competitive advantage, and the companies p…

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Enterprise Software Is Losing Its Unit of Account

For two decades, enterprise software has been priced by the person, and the seat was a reasonable proxy for value. Software that performs work rather than waiting to be used breaks that correspondence. The replacement models under discussion are each uncomfortable in their own w…

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