Webinars
Brian McCarson, VP & GM of Intel’s NUC Group and Omer Brookstein, Xyte CEO, discuss Hardware-as-a-Service
Brian McCarson, Vice President and GM of the NUC Group at Intel Corporation, and Omer Brookstein, Xyte CEO, discuss Hardware-as-a-Service, and how Xyte enables manufacturers to provide cloud-based services to their own customers - creating a sustainable customer relationship, and providing valuable data and insights. Interview on Rants & Raves episode 1234.
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Insights, Product Updates, and Roadmap - Q2 2024
Watch a recording of this exclusive webinar for updates on new features such as SSH tunneling, security enhancements, ecommerce updates, and other recent features, along with exciting upcoming developments on device management and customer experience.
April 22, 2024
Insights, Product Updates, and Roadmap - Q2 2024
Watch a recording of this exclusive webinar for updates on new features such as SSH tunneling, security enhancements, ecommerce updates, and other recent features, along with exciting upcoming developments on device management and customer experience.
April 22, 2024
Leveraging Continuous Device Connectivity as a High Growth Engine
Forward-thinking device manufacturers across multiple industries are taking advantage of always-on cellular connectivity to ensure frictionless customer experiences while offering integrated solutions and increasing their margins. With continuous connectivity everywhere, manufacturers of equipment as diverse as smart streetlights to digital signage to autonomous vehicles can offer a continuum of value-added digital services. In the era of digitalization, how can device manufacturers leverage their current fleet of devices to develop high-margin services as a new growth engine?
Xyte Team
April 22, 2024
Leveraging Continuous Device Connectivity as a High Growth Engine
Forward-thinking device manufacturers across multiple industries are taking advantage of always-on cellular connectivity to ensure frictionless customer experiences while offering integrated solutions and increasing their margins. With continuous connectivity everywhere, manufacturers of equipment as diverse as smart streetlights to digital signage to autonomous vehicles can offer a continuum of value-added digital services. In the era of digitalization, how can device manufacturers leverage their current fleet of devices to develop high-margin services as a new growth engine?
Xyte Team
April 22, 2024
Usage-Based Pricing: What Hardware Manufacturers Can Learn from Software
Usage-based pricing is a consumption-based pricing model in which customers are charged only when they use a product or service, aligning the value customers receive with the price they pay. A growing number of software companies have transitioned to usage-based pricing models, many of whom now outperform the general SaaS public indices. Here are some lessons hardware manufacturers interested in transitioning to usage-based pricing can learn from their software counterparts.
Xyte Team
April 2, 2024
Usage-Based Pricing: What Hardware Manufacturers Can Learn from Software
Usage-based pricing is a consumption-based pricing model in which customers are charged only when they use a product or service, aligning the value customers receive with the price they pay. A growing number of software companies have transitioned to usage-based pricing models, many of whom now outperform the general SaaS public indices. Here are some lessons hardware manufacturers interested in transitioning to usage-based pricing can learn from their software counterparts.
Xyte Team
April 2, 2024
