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The Archive Turns Out to Be the Asset
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Open Source Maintenance Becomes a Procurement Question
Free was never the same thing as supported.
Companies Are Quietly Putting a Number on How Many People One Manager Can Have
Everyone agreed the layer was expensive.
The Closing Costs Nobody Shops For Have Quietly Doubled
A fee you see once is a fee you never negotiate.
Everyone Diversified Their Model Suppliers. Almost Nobody Diversified the Layer Underneath
Two vendors on the contract, one dependency underneath.
Companies Are Paying More to Watch Their Software Than to Run It
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The Rollup Comes for the Plumbing Business
The buyer is no longer the foreman's son.
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The Archive Turns Out to Be the Asset
Publishers spent two decades treating back catalogue as storage cost. The same material is now the thing buyers want, and the ones who kept clean rights records are discovering how few of their competitors did.
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Your Pilot Succeeded. That Is Why It Will Never Ship
Organisations have become very good at running trials and no better at ending them. A pilot that produces a clear positive result is the one most likely to be extended indefinitely, because extension is the decision nobody has to defend.
Companies Are Quietly Putting a Number on How Many People One Manager Can Have
Everyone agreed the layer was expensive. Nobody costed its absence.
The Closing Costs Nobody Shops For Have Quietly Doubled
A fee you see once is a fee you never negotiate.
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Everyone Diversified Their Model Suppliers. Almost Nobody Diversified the Layer Underneath
The buyer is no longer the foreman's son.
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The Equipment Lease Was the Last Easy Credit. It Is Not Any More
Small companies that could not get a bank line could always finance a machine, because the machine secured itself. Lenders are now discovering how thin that collateral is when a sector turns.
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