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In a bygone era, where concerns about IT spending were scarce, startups embraced the alluring approach of bottom-up sales, propelling product-led growth to new heights.
However, the tides have shifted, and the present moment presents a contrasting reality.
"While it may be premature to declare the demise of bottoms-up, its vitality appears to be waning," stated Battery Ventures' State of Cloud Software Spending Report. This comprehensive study, which gathered insights from 100 influential figures such as CIOs, CTOs, and other prominent tech buyers responsible for an astonishing $30 billion in annual technology expenditures, reveals a sobering outlook.
The report paints a picture of decelerating contract approval processes, accompanied by a growing trend of CXOs imposing stringent restrictions on self-procurement, even within the development and testing domains. This newfound cautionary stance signifies a departure from the previous laissez-faire approach that prevailed.
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