Skonnard expects Pluralsight's enterprise pricing to hold while individual pricing drops
Aaron Skonnard · The Role of Data in Pluralsight's Technology Learning Platform // Aaron Skonnard, Pluralsight · Feb 21, 2016 · at 30:49
Aaron Skonnard, co-founder and CEO of Pluralsight, discusses product pricing models and democratizing learning at Data Driven NYC in 2016.
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“And so over time, I would see the enterprise price point staying where it's at, and the individual price point coming way down.”
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