China. The country that has given us kung pao chicken, Jet Li and “Make America Great Again” baseball caps. For years China has been synonymous with low-cost manufacturing, and a …
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One of the various definitions of sell according to Merriam-Webster is “to develop a belief in the truth, value, or desirability of”. There can be numerous reasons for the success …
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In today’s world, doing business the conventional way and maintaining the status quo does not promise recurring revenue as it did in the past. Nor does it provide a competitive …
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Servitization and Shift to Service-Centric Business Models
While this trend has been around for some time, many companies within the software and hardware industries are beginning to utilize servitization to …
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Digital Transformation: The Road to Operational Efficiency
Tech companies have recently been faced with an ongoing digital transformation that is impact how they do business on a daily basis. Join …
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The Future Empowered by Software Monetization
As the business world moves to more digital landscape, your organization must learn to adeptly navigate the latest industry trends and turn them into …
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Building New Business Models in the IoT
The IoT isn’t the future; it’s here. Constellation Research estimates that more than 80 billion sensors will be installed in devices by the …
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Do you find yourself staring longingly at the promotion for our yearly Cupertino LicensingLive! event after being unable to attend? Perhaps the idea of an event in Shenzhen, China only makes matters worse?
Well, you’re in luck because a LicensingLive! event is coming to a city near you!
With the immense growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) or connected world, we have been introduced to devices that are no longer static or perpetual. In the past, buying hardware generally meant it would remain in an isolated environment with no continuous updates; and if an update was required, it was carried out by a technician.
Today, one might argue that the most important driver of growth and survival is innovation. Yet successful innovation— whether measured by the increased number or quality of ideas, or simply in dollars and cents—often feels like an elusive target.