Digital entrepreneurship is all about striking the balance between ‘hyperscale’ and ‘micro-care’. To be successful, your online service should be both highly scalable and customer-centric. As you move through the growth stages of the digital venture cycle, various questions arise. How do you deal with growing pains? When is the best time to invest in an international presence? How and when do you find the right kind of growth capital and partner organisations? What about pricing and tackling market segments with different needs? The list goes on, but one thing is certain: Sirris can help you figure it out.
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Scaling a digital service requires smart choices. When, where and how much should you invest in international presence? We’ve got the answers!
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How does your digital service create and deliver value? Sirris can help you answer this essential question with a razor-sharp business model.
Working together is often better. Leverage the expertise of other companies and work towards a shared business mission within a valuable ecosystem.
Why digital services matter?
Developing and deploying digital services is a matter of business survival. Digital entrepreneurship can help all kinds of companies and organisations cope with fast changes in the general business environment. Think of trends such as the shift towards:
- a loyalty economy – instead of transactional interactions with customers, suppliers and collaborators, more and more long-term relationships are being built
- a design economy – as solutions increasingly need to answer to individual needs and continuous improvements are expected, it’s crucial to stay connected effectively while using data to gain useful insights for your business and stakeholders.
- a platform economy – collaboration between different players within a specific business and innovation ecosystem is key to providing innovative solutions.
- enhanced sustainability – “as-a-service” business models are becoming increasingly important to help extend product lifetimes, shrink equipment needs, eliminate waste, boost circularity, etc.
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