How Has VMware’s Revenue & EBITDA Composition Changed Over The Last Five Years?
As shown in the table below, VMware’s maintenance and professional services revenues have grown at a faster pace than its software licenses revenues. As a result, the contribution of maintenance revenues to VMware’s top line has increased from just over 50% in 2011 to almost 60% in 2016. Similarly, a comparatively slower increase in costs led Maintenance & Services margins higher during the same period.
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