Most of us grew up with records (not the database records, the ones with music on it). Whenever we thought of music – we thought about radio, records and how to tape them for friends. New music was not just something we heard; it was something we celebrated with our friends. It was a normal thing to go out with a friend to a record store for an hour or more and listening records with headphones, not just single songs – full albums from one band! And after buying them we met again with our gang to hear the albums together, reading the booklets and talking about the newest music. Our record collection was our treasure!
This was commodity as we were young – something we loved – and nobody, really nobody – thought about that this idyll is going to die – someday.
If you ask kids today about records – not sure if they understand what you are asking about. Asking them about the next phone box? No idea what that is!
If you look at the evolution of the business models of music, they even changed more than once: From buying physical records or CD’s it changed to buying electronic tracks on our iPod or Smartphone.
And even that is redeemed by the streaming services – music is not bought anymore – it’s consumed – with a monthly flat rate you have access to the full library. With your smartphone you carry an endless music collection in your pocket – whatever you want – whenever you want – wherever you want!
And while this is a clear advantage for the consumers – the customers – this was a huge change for the labels, the music publishers. The ones who digitalized and transformed their business are the clear winners with a constant and reliable monthly revenue stream, even in crisis.
The world is changing, constantly, in every perspective you didn’t think about before. But it’s not an intrinsic change of our world – it’s because people change it – bright people looking for new ideas or opportunities to improve.
If you think back – there were many changes – and there are more changes to come – they don’t stop at any borders, industries or brands.
Every company in any industry need to constantly innovate and change before competitors do:
Enjoy this inspiring video to see how to keep rolling in the subscription-based economy:
Want to think about your business models? Think about what’s needed to make a trial with your products – how you need to transform your existing processes or adding new ones.
Promised – it’s an inspiring new world to dive into – with completely new aspects and completely new opportunities.
Be not only the only the one who invent these ideas – but to implement them!
Want to learn more about this new world, visit us: Billing and Revenue Management | Usage-Based and Recurring Billing, Invoicing, and Revenue Management
If you want to dig deeper watching an expert webcast join here: Move Finance
This blog is part of a blogs series:
#1 Optimize Your Business and Easily Manage One Million Bills a Month
#2 Start Small, Plan Big: How to Embrace Successfully the World of Subscriptions
#3 Transform your business for Revenue Growth amid Covid19 crisis
#4 Our First Virtual SAP BRIM Conference – Some Highlights
Okumaya devam et...
This was commodity as we were young – something we loved – and nobody, really nobody – thought about that this idyll is going to die – someday.
If you ask kids today about records – not sure if they understand what you are asking about. Asking them about the next phone box? No idea what that is!
If you look at the evolution of the business models of music, they even changed more than once: From buying physical records or CD’s it changed to buying electronic tracks on our iPod or Smartphone.
And even that is redeemed by the streaming services – music is not bought anymore – it’s consumed – with a monthly flat rate you have access to the full library. With your smartphone you carry an endless music collection in your pocket – whatever you want – whenever you want – wherever you want!
And while this is a clear advantage for the consumers – the customers – this was a huge change for the labels, the music publishers. The ones who digitalized and transformed their business are the clear winners with a constant and reliable monthly revenue stream, even in crisis.
The world is changing, constantly, in every perspective you didn’t think about before. But it’s not an intrinsic change of our world – it’s because people change it – bright people looking for new ideas or opportunities to improve.
If you think back – there were many changes – and there are more changes to come – they don’t stop at any borders, industries or brands.
Every company in any industry need to constantly innovate and change before competitors do:
Enjoy this inspiring video to see how to keep rolling in the subscription-based economy:
Want to think about your business models? Think about what’s needed to make a trial with your products – how you need to transform your existing processes or adding new ones.
Promised – it’s an inspiring new world to dive into – with completely new aspects and completely new opportunities.
Be not only the only the one who invent these ideas – but to implement them!
Want to learn more about this new world, visit us: Billing and Revenue Management | Usage-Based and Recurring Billing, Invoicing, and Revenue Management
If you want to dig deeper watching an expert webcast join here: Move Finance
This blog is part of a blogs series:
#1 Optimize Your Business and Easily Manage One Million Bills a Month
#2 Start Small, Plan Big: How to Embrace Successfully the World of Subscriptions
#3 Transform your business for Revenue Growth amid Covid19 crisis
#4 Our First Virtual SAP BRIM Conference – Some Highlights
Okumaya devam et...