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Software product cycles are dead, but revenue growth continues

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The traditional product lifecycle, where revenue growth is tied to distinct product phases, is becoming obsolete in the software industry. Investors now need to look beyond standard metrics to identify maturing markets. This shift is driven by evolving market dynamics that allow revenue to continue increasing even after a product's peak cycle. AI

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Software product cycles are dead, but revenue growth continues

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Ben Topor, Contributor ·

    Your Product Cycle Is Dead. Revenue Just Hasn’t Gotten The Memo

    Revenue can keep growing after a software product cycle has peaked. Here’s how investors can identify maturing markets before the metrics turn.

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