Software vendors turn the screw over licensing, warn users
In the face of competition from cloud computing software vendors are taking a harder line with their customers over software licences
"All of the big software vendors want even more out of their existing customer base," said Julian Bond, head of ICT at shutter and blind manufacturer Hillarys. "It's not getting any easier, and the new...
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