TrendAlert: Channel Shake-Up – Disruptions In The Landscape For Enterprise Buyers
Procuring content for the enterprise has never been more complicated or challenging. Technology and the rise of agile and unique companies that play differently have upset the tried-and-true channels and methods for information distribution, compelling the more established information providers to experiment and shift their own models. With a better understanding of the landscape, information managers can hone their strategies for operating in this fluid environment. In this Briefing, Outsell analyzes publishers' licensing, distribution, and syndication strategies, and what changes they see coming, as well as how aggregators view their value and continued relationships with publishers. Based on interviews with News, B2B Trade, Scientific, Technical & Medical, and Market Research publishers and aggregators, this Briefing gives a unique perspective on how different industry sectors view aggregation and enterprise distribution. For information managers, it suggests a number of imperatives, including prioritizing vendor relationship management, coordinating a cross-functional enterprise approach to content acquisition, remaining flexible in the ways content is provided to users, and helping users to self-aggregate the content they use.
Pub Date: May 5, 2006
Pages: 21
Format: PDF ![]()
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Table of Contents
- Why This Topic?
- A Note on Methodology
- Changing Markets, Changing Users Heat Up a Stew of Uncertainty
- Recent Growth of GYM a Major Disrupter of Market Dynamics for Content Distribution
- User Behaviors Poised to Disrupt the Market as Digital Natives Take Over
- New Technologies Upend Traditional Relationships
- Are Publishers Taking Back the Channel? Not Exactly
- Can't Live with Them, Can't Live without Them - Newspaper Publishers Warily Accommodate GYM Aggregators
- Scientific, Technical & Medical (STM) Relies on the Tried and True While Building for the Future
- B2B Trade Publishers Are Betwixt and Between as Some Aggregator Revenues Move from Incidental to Essential
- B2B Trade and News Aggregators: Enterprise Channel and
- Workflow Products Draw Publishers On-Board
- Market Research, Reports & Services (IT and Non-IT) - Strong Captive Channels with Experimentation in New Channels
- Imperatives for Information Managers