Post by account_disabled on Mar 16, 2024 0:58:00 GMT -5
The work, as the company specifies, explores ways media companies can grow profitably by helping consumers have everything they want, and how they want it, in an increasingly fragmented market. In Spain, more than 10% of people want access to streaming, fantasy sports, e-commerce and social networks from a single platform. This desire for simplicity of experience is reflected in data related to Spain, with 10% of consumers surveyed wanting to have a single platform. platform that gives them access to streaming video, fantasy sports, social networking and e-commerce. of people also said they would be willing to pay to have such an all-in-one platform.
Another need expressed by the majority of consumers in our country is the ability to share their streaming profiles between platforms. Reimagining Growth is Accenture's second B2B Reviews Club annual study of the online media and entertainment industry, for which it interviewed people, including in Spain; other markets studied include Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, India, Italy, Japan , UK and USA. A Difficult But Necessary Trance In the paper's introduction, Accenture talks about the difficult situation facing media and entertainment companies: The shift to direct-to-consumer streaming is a difficult but necessary moment for traditional media companies.
But his digital journey is far from over. In fact, it may be closer to the beginning than the end. Frankly, the consulting firm said streaming is not delivering the returns media companies expected. to keep traditional media companies afloat may now drag them to the bottom. In the content and entertainment space, media companies face competition from Big Tech. Three fundamental factors affecting this negative situation are rising costs that are not offset by rising subscriptions; consumer dissatisfaction with excessive offers that are complex to manage, and the industry of companies face competition from large tech companies that harness the power of content to capture consumers' attention and generate revenue through e-commerce or devices.
Another need expressed by the majority of consumers in our country is the ability to share their streaming profiles between platforms. Reimagining Growth is Accenture's second B2B Reviews Club annual study of the online media and entertainment industry, for which it interviewed people, including in Spain; other markets studied include Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, India, Italy, Japan , UK and USA. A Difficult But Necessary Trance In the paper's introduction, Accenture talks about the difficult situation facing media and entertainment companies: The shift to direct-to-consumer streaming is a difficult but necessary moment for traditional media companies.
But his digital journey is far from over. In fact, it may be closer to the beginning than the end. Frankly, the consulting firm said streaming is not delivering the returns media companies expected. to keep traditional media companies afloat may now drag them to the bottom. In the content and entertainment space, media companies face competition from Big Tech. Three fundamental factors affecting this negative situation are rising costs that are not offset by rising subscriptions; consumer dissatisfaction with excessive offers that are complex to manage, and the industry of companies face competition from large tech companies that harness the power of content to capture consumers' attention and generate revenue through e-commerce or devices.