Switching costs are what make it painful, risky, or expensive for a customer to leave a product once they've adopted it — and enterprise software is one of the clearest real-world examples of this moat type at work. Switching costs generally break down into three categories: financial (direct costs like cancellation fees or the price of implementing a replacement system), procedural (the time and effort required to…
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