slashUp issue 25

Software Defined Products - What companies need to know now

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Nothing is as constant as change. The developments of the last two years have shown us that it is important to be adaptable. That's why we at doubleSlash have also used the pandemic to look at what will move companies in the coming years.

The fact is that digitalization has become more important and the trend towards "Everything as a Service", or "XaaS", continues to develop. This is evident in our projects every day.
Customers expect more flexibility and services that fit their needs. Software can respond to these needs. In our latest slashUp magazine, we provide an insight into the world of software-defined products. What does it mean when the value of a product is increasingly defined by its software components? What impact will this have on production and organizational structures in companies? How will people and machines work together in the future?
And what about sustainability? Products must be accessible to people, but also ecological.

 

Software Defined Products
Software Defined Products: Companies can expand and improve the functions of their products via software features. Source: own illustration

Software Defined Products: When products are designed from the software upwards

In the 25th edition of the "slashUp" magazine, we have given thought to precisely these topics and questions and provide insights and practical tips into the product world of tomorrow:

  • We have looked at how Software updates over the air" in the car in the future and why this is a real game changer for companies.
  • Machine learning expert Nicky Grassmann takes a look at how software products with artificial intelligence can be operated easily.
  • We show what opportunities Subscription Management to find completely new ways to reach customers and offer individual business models.
  • Expert for Data Storytelling, Anja Pengl explains how figures, data and facts can be communicated in a vivid way and thus easily memorized in the long term.

 

Would you like to know how software can make a value-adding contribution to your products and how you can implement Software Defined Products efficiently?

Then download the slashUp issue here
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Hanna Pfaff

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Hanna Pfaff studied media and education management in Weingarten and gained editorial experience in the regional daily press before doubleSlash. She is responsible for PR and the blog at doubleSlash. She juggles words and sentences online and offline.

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