Last year, a lot of technology leaders opened bills they weren’t expecting. Not for cloud storage or data egress, but for AI tools they had rolled out to a few hundred employees. The per‑seat pricing looked reasonable on a spreadsheet when only the engineering team had access. Then the sales department wanted their own copilot. […]
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