Corporate Debt Refinancing Pressures Enterprise Software Spending
Higher interest rates are forcing mid-market companies to audit and consolidate software subscriptions ahead of major debt maturities.
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Higher interest rates are forcing mid-market companies to audit and consolidate software subscriptions ahead of major debt maturities.
Corporate IT departments are forcing software vendors to abandon seat-based licenses in favor of granular, consumption-driven pricing structures.
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