Last month, after reducing its workforce by roughly 75%, Twitter cut its contract for Salesforce’s customer-management software by about the same percentage, to $5M a year from $20M, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told The Information’s Kevin McLaughlin and Erin Woo. This move "highlights the pain for enterprise software providers" as key customers at other tech companies cut their workforces, the report said. Reference Link
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