DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/rpcqfg/usagebased) has announced the addition of the "Usage-Based Monetization for Enterprise: Expanding Business Possibilities Beyond the Subscription" report to their offering.
A big shock to anyone from 2015 would be the difference in things. Huge cars made from mostly metal and chrome, with only an AM radio, would be burning cheap gas. They would contain no airbags or seat belts. They would also have no screens. Typewriters, many not even connected to electricity, would function without a digital display.
Phones constrained to a physical location, would operate only with a rotary dial, with no touchscreen to be found. In fact, the only displays one might see would be beaming from the cathode ray tubes in televisions. Though the body of a TV set would be quite bulky and even fashioned into a piece of furniture, the TV screen itself would be small relative to 2015 standards. Most of them would provide viewers with a black and white picture, and only receive a few channels.
This week's SPIE looks at how other industries are now benefiting from monetization concepts first developed within telecom; and how taking advantage of the details within the monetization process itself enables innovation in surprising new ways. This report also assesses how one company - goTransverse - is enabling a variety of customers across various industries to change how they do business; applying monetization principles in somewhat unconventional ways.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Introduction
2. Monetization - A Fancy Name for Billing?
3. The Key Components of Usage-Based Billing
4. Enabling Innovation via Monetization
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