Companies fret as costs soar for software subscriptions (2019)
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:<p>> <i>enterprise companies are spending an average of more than $10,000 per employee per year on software</i><p>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 <i>$1,000</i>/year. And certain employees need SalesForce or Adobe CC or whatever which adds another, say, $500-2,000.<p>But I just cannot possibly imagine how an <i>average</i> employee is using $10K worth of subscription services?! Does anyone else think this is accurate?