Reading Time: 4 minutes The subscription-based business model is increasingly taking the centre of the stage. Subscriptions have been accepted by organisations of all sorts.
Reading Time: 3 minutes With geographical feasibility no longer being a recruitment parameter, work cultures across the board are being redefined as we speak.
Reading Time: 3 minutes companies that started purely satellite-based have now transitioned and expanded their portfolio to provide other services too, such as Broadband, OTT, and VoIP.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Subscriptions help businesses to keep their hard-earned customers by renewing the purchase. Apart from this, they also provide a steady stream of revenue.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Sports Broadcasting has been witnessing fast growth. The power ratio has been steadily slipping away from the regular satellite providers that had once consumed the industry because demand for new online channels has risen.
Reading Time: 3 minutes From watching live sports to getting match updates, from setting up fantasy leagues to getting out there to interact with your favorite players, COVID has hyper-accelerated the change across all media and entertainment spectrums but most of all in sports.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Social Commerce allows the brands to sell directly through the social channel without navigating out of the ecosystem. This makes the social media marketing effort far more streamlined.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Subscription fatigue has two distinct facets – one from the consumer’s perspective, where it is powered by that feeling of being overwhelmed by the number of automated transactions happening across their devices.
Reading Time: 4 minutes The importance of high-quality content is soaring today, more than ever before. The content also needs to be more innovative, appealing, and, most of all, presented powerfully for the person reading it.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Global IT spending increased by 3.7% in 2020 over the 3.7 trillion USD spent in 2019. That’s a huge investment companies across the board made in digitizing, automating, or incorporating new technologies. A majority of this expenditure was on enterprise software.