Building a Business
Why Short-Term Contracts Aren’t Just for Netflix and Spotify Anymore
With subscription software as a service rising in popularity, short-term contracts are an increasingly good option for B2B businesses.
Adam Levy is the founder of Magnet Solutions Group, an IT and web development company, and LoTops, a CRM and management application for small businesses in any industry. He tweets regularly on business technology at @Adam__Levy.
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