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Digital Content Revenue Models

This paper discusses a framework to understand and implement a monetization strategy for content - why is the traditional newspaper/magazine subscription based business model under threat from digital content? How to overcome barriers created by "free" digital content? How to create a multi-channel monetization strategy for content?
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Digital Content Revenue Strategies

This paper analyzes the early efforts of magazine publishers that actively provided online content. This research specifically focused on the relationship between the pursuit of various revenue streams and the impact of these streams on firm performance.

Defining the Business Model

This paper defines business model - it starts by using current definition, proposes guidelines to extend this definition, discusses the four key components of a business model, and then provides a new definition for the term.

Using Wikis For Business

This paper defines and describes wikis - taking Wikipedia as an example - in depth and then discusses their use in the corporate context. The author argues that to understand wikis one must focus on two concepts - the simple web based multi-user document management technology and a management philosophy that encourages knowledge management rather than dictates it.

Creating Elastic Digital Architectures

This white paper poses four key questions that companies need to ask today to add elasticity to their businesses. The questions focus specifically on how more flexible IT service delivery and management can power new business structures and generate competitive advantage. In particular, it explores the underlying elastic digital architecture (EDA), which is powered by foundational technologies that is referred to as the SMAC stack (social, mobile, analytics and cloud).

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