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Wall Street just reminded us that CRM is a moat business — meaning the vendors profit most when switching feels impossible.

Veeva's Vault CRM is getting attention from analysts as a "foundation for commercial execution." That's finance-speak for: they've built something life sciences companies depend on so deeply that leaving costs more than staying, even when the product frustrates them. That's the moat. Not the software — the switching pain.

Sound familiar?

Most mid-market ops leaders aren't trapped by Veeva specifically. But they're trapped by the same logic. The CRM you chose three years ago made sense at the time. Now it's the thing your whole team works around instead of with, and migrating feels like betting your job on a six-month project that might land you in the exact same place.

The analysts call that stickiness a feature. For you, it's a tax you pay every single quarter in workarounds, missed follow-ups, and data your team doesn't trust.

The vendors build moats. You're the one living in them.

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(NYSE:VEEV) highlighted that Vault CRM forms part of the Veeva Vault CRM Suite of applications, which offers a foundation for commercial execution.