Subscriptions stories - Page 4

Millions of consumers commit to regular, ongoing payments in return for continuous access to goods and services.

Chargify’s recurring billing and subscription management suite is able to support hybrid B2B2C companies with their billing and pricing models.

AVEVA introduces single subscription model for its Operations Control software, providing flexible access to core packages and add-on functionality.

Avaya expands its Device as a Service offering to nine new markets, following 200% growth in subscription-based services.

D-Link ANZ extends free Nuclias Cloud Managed Network Solution device subscriptions until 30 September 2020 to support MSPs during the COVID-19 recovery.

Micro Focus has launched Content Manager Select, a new SaaS version offering enterprise content management with a flexible subscription model.

Avaya IX Subscription gives customers the flexibility to scale consumption of Avaya’s contact center and unified communications solutions based on their needs.

Fitbit unveils the Versa 2 smartwatch with Amazon Alexa integration, Spotify control, and advanced sleep features, alongside a new subscription service.

The partnership with Chargebee will allow Relationship Unlimited to strengthen its offering to clients in the subscription economy.

The company says the service is designed for customers looking to reduce capital expenses while leveraging the latest technology for business growth.

NEXTGEN has launched a new finance business designed to help channel partners offer ITaaS under a true subscription model.

New Zealand's Laundromap app expands to Wellington and Christchurch, offering on-demand door-to-door laundry service.

Bird On A Wire, Miss Istanbul, The Dairy and El Sizzling Chorizo, have partnered with New Zealand online food delivery platform Menulog.

Multipli pioneers subscription prepayment, promising to propel Australia’s SaaS startups by resolving cash flow woes.

The magpie service includes an app and a free GPS device that is one of the smallest and smartest on the market.

According to McKinsey & Company, digital services are expected to account for about three-quarters of global growth over the coming decade.

As business models rotate toward subscription services, if technical developments don't keep pace, a crucial piece of the puzzle will be missing.

More than a million Kiwis are now subscribed to Netflix, while Lightbox has been revealed as the faster growing Subscription Video On Demand provider.

Over 70% of one-time payment businesses plan to migrate customers to recurring subscription models in the next few years, says Ovum survey.

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