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Showing posts with label Digital Transformation Company. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Transformation Company. Show all posts

Friday 20 May 2016

A Key Element of Digital Strategy Today is Content Monetization

One global market and technology research firm is increasing revenue dramatically through innovative digital content monetization.  And by using a SaaS platform they’ve achieved this in weeks instead of months.
The company’s clients purchase high value market and tech intelligence reports and they are more than satisfied with the quality and quantity of the content they receive.  Yet there are limitless opportunities to enrich existing content in ways that add value for their clients, thereby increasing revenue.  With automated micro-segmentation, the company is also providing slimmed down reports instantly, for more price conscious clients.  This has opened up a new market segment and a completely new revenue stream.
How might your business apply these lessons and increase content-based revenue?
Here are three steps to get started. 
First, analyze the content that you generate now for different customer segments.
Second, ask yourself how you could customize content for high value customers in ways that they could realize more value and be willing to pay more.  Take advantage of a SaaS platform that can do this for you automatically.
Third, consider some cost conscious customer segments that may have an interest in your content but you’re not serving now because your initial cost is too high for them.
If so, you can offer free sample report summaries to this market segment.  And perhaps offer a discount on the first few purchases to prove your value to them.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on monetizing content.  In this fast-developing world of digital transformation, we can all benefit by sharing ideas with other people.

Friday 6 November 2015

Web Summit 2015: The 3 Day Tech Event Wraps up

Amidst the incessant rain, the amazing Tech event- Web Summit 2015 was wrapped up on 5th of November at Dublin. The 22000 tech enthusiasts including me are returning back to our home countries with mindful memories of insightful tech talks and the networks that we built during the last three days. Web Summit is shedding its Irish roots and will be moving to Lisbon next year. Yet another significant announcement by the organizers was that 10000 female Entrepreneurs will be given free tickets in 2016 across conferences in US, HK, India, Lisbon. The Indian chapter of the conference is called Surge and is scheduled to be held at Bangalore on February 23- 24, 2016.

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Coming back to the third day tech talks. The 3D Printing technology, Virtual reality and smart umbrellas took the center stage, on Day 3. Multiple vendors have showcased the 3D printing technology in the booths. An interesting start up “Oombrella” showcased their product of the same name, the first smart & connected umbrella, which falls on a kick starter and collects weather data and sends real-time alerts for the users. The umbrella is connected to a smartphone app. The app gives rain alerts for the day, and if you accidentally forget your umbrella behind, the smartphone will begin buzzing with a message from the umbrella with its GPS location. The “Myo Armbands” from Thalmic labs also caught audience attention. Myo works on an intelligent combination of motion sensing and muscular activity and enables muscle activity in the arm to control a range of devices.

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The best startup of 2015 was awarded to Connectera, an Amsterdam-based startup’s product which can analyze real-time movement data of cattle to help improve farm productivity. Bizimply, a cloud-based software-as-a-service business that provides workforce management software to businesses with hourly paid employees, also got the startup award at the Web Summit 2015.

Ed Catmull, president of Pixar and Disney Animation Studios and the New York Times best-selling author Dan Brown were the two personalities who got greater audience attention on the closing day. Catmull closed the Web Summit to an absolutely jam-packed RDS main hall.

In a nut shell, with more than 22000 tech enthusiasts from 134 countries, 21 different mini-summits, 1,000 speakers, 2,141 start-ups and 1,000 investors, the greatest tech festival on the planet marks its end here in Dublin. I am bringing back many invaluable contacts and networks worth building future business opportunities to Happiest Minds, the next generation Digital Transformation Company which I represent. A big bye to all my new friends and the bustling RDS venue, Dublin. A big “Thank You” to the Web Summit organizers for giving me this wonderful opportunity, to be a part of Web Summit 2015.