A smart IT administrator would put that down on paper, but not "unlimited space", just a large amount of space, per user, committed on paper. It's like decisio

A smart IT administrator would put that down on paper, but not "unlimited space", just a large amount of space, per user, committed on paper. It's like decision makers don't understand business and human psychology. Firstly, when you tell someone they have "unlimited" space, it will be filled up with "unlimited" data. Its basically a law. Secondly, since the dawn of the concept of transactions between people and businesses, everyone knows there is "no free lunch". I just don't get why enterprise environments allow "unlimited" and "perpetual license" and other weasel terms into their contracts. Understand that no business will give anything away for free. Be extra careful when a business says so.