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Large firms report 28% of software budgets go to unwanted vendor upgrades

AIUS and UK firms report spending 28% of software budgets on upgrades they would not have chosen. 78% say their main supplier decides when and how the software changes, and 95% have paid for an upgrade they expected to worsen results.
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Large US and UK firms report spending 28% of software budgets on upgrades they wouldn’t have chosen.

Once the software is installed, 78% agree their main supplier decides when and how it changes. Refusing can mean losing support on core systems, so 95% have paid for an upgrade they expected to worsen results.

Their latest vendor-driven change cost $12.87M a year on average.
When their last AI or data project was slowed, paused or cancelled, 34% called vendor-driven costs a major factor and 56% a moderate one.

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Original title: Large US and UK firms report spending 28% of software budgets on upgrades they wouldn’t have chosen.