We definitively say goodbye to summer with a new installment of our digital magazines. On this occasion, we have dedicated the months of August and September to As a Service or pay-per-use mode. During these weeks we report on its origins, the benefits it provides or the companies that have opted for it. The result is the new thematic magazine, free to download, As a Service.
As on other occasions, the magazine compiles the most important news about this sector that we have published in MuyPymes, for two months. This time, we have had the participation of Angel bouco-founder and CEO of Simplr and supported by Acer.
As on previous occasions, the magazine is made in a very light, visual and linkable format where we review this modality of marketing ICT services. You will also see interviews with leaders in the technology sector who have opted for pay-per-use. As in all our digital magazines, we will close the topic with a reportage on the first bets, worldwide, in the payment for use.
Our readers will have free access to this magazine. Regarding the index, it is as follows:
- Foreword: “Life ‘as a service’, the model of sustainable consumption that leaves acquisition behind”, by Simplr.
- The models as a service, suitable for ordering the new ones
aids of the Digital Kit - Outstanding news
- Interview Óscar Visuña, from Acer: “Acer DaaS includes hardware, services and software subscriptions”
- Information pills about As a Service
- Report: “The companies that led the origin of software as a service (SaaS)”
To whet your appetite, we leave you with an excerpt from the prologue of Angel Bou, co-founder and CEO of Simplr, a platform that allows access to any product or service through subscriptions.
“A solution of future It is pay per use. From an environmental point of view, subscriptions help reduce purchases and, thanks to circularity, reduce the manufacture of products and the consequent generation of waste. The circular economy allows an item to be returned when it is no longer useful so that, once reconditioned, it can be used by another user, increasing its life cycle.”
