Look, either it's worth it or it's not. Costs may be soaring, but companies wouldn't be buying them if they weren't providing more value than they cost. But:
> enterprise companies are spending an average of more than $10,000 per employee per year on software
Sorry but I can't wrap my head around this. Is that really accurate? Between Office and cloud and HR/payroll and a few other tools I can imagine $1,000/year. And certain employees need SalesForce or Adobe CC or whatever which adds another, say, $500-2,000.
But I just cannot possibly imagine how an average employee is using $10K worth of subscription services?! Does anyone else think this is accurate?
> enterprise companies are spending an average of more than $10,000 per employee per year on software
Sorry but I can't wrap my head around this. Is that really accurate? Between Office and cloud and HR/payroll and a few other tools I can imagine $1,000/year. And certain employees need SalesForce or Adobe CC or whatever which adds another, say, $500-2,000.
But I just cannot possibly imagine how an average employee is using $10K worth of subscription services?! Does anyone else think this is accurate?