Business Models for the Data Economy
by Q Ethan McCallum, Ken Gleason
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In this paper, we'll share a framework we developed around monetizing data. We'll show you how to think beyond pure collection and storage, to move up the value chain and consider longer-term opportunities. 
Book Description
You're sitting on a pile of interesting data. How do you transform that into money? It's easy to focus on the contents of the data itself, and to succumb to the (rather unimaginative) idea of simply collecting and reselling it in raw form. While that's certainly profitable right now, you'd do well to explore other opportunities if you expect to be in the data business long-term.In this paper, we'll share a framework we developed around monetizing data. We'll show you how to think beyond pure collection and storage, to move up the value chain and consider longer-term opportunities.
This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY). You can download Business Models for the Data Economy ebook for free in PDF format (9.2 MB).
Table of Contents
Section 1
Collect/Supply
Section 2
Store/Host
Section 3
Filter/Refine
Section 4
Enhance/Enrich
Section 5
Simplify Access
Section 6
Analyze
Section 7
Obscure
Section 8
Consult/Advise
Section 9
Considerations
Book Details
Title
Business Models for the Data Economy
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
O'Reilly Media
Published
2013
Pages
21
Edition
1
Language
English
ISBN13 Digital
9781449372231
ISBN10 Digital
1449372236
PDF Size
9.2 MB
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