yeah it's basically a longwinded way of saying "market power is a thing", and a clumsy one that kludges absolute monopoly rentiers like Verisign, companies rene

yeah it's basically a longwinded way of saying "market power is a thing", and a clumsy one that kludges absolute monopoly rentiers like Verisign, companies reneging on partnerships and conventional market leaders tend to put their prices up when their product is much more useful than the alternatives all into the same bracket. Market power obviously is a thing which affects pricing, but market power in BIM software doesn't have anywhere near as much to do with construction costs or everyday experience as fuel price increases or labour shortages.