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Alex Street

The True Cost of Developing Your Mobile App | AppsMarketing Blog - 0 views

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appdevelopment appcost

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  • etter to focus on the value of the service and the benefit to your business than to focus purely on the cos
  • good idea of the value that you should expect from an App Developmen
  • difficult to provide a price without knowing the specific details of the ap
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  • first factor in determining the cost of having an app developed
  • Data Driven App
  • Games
  • Device App
  • makes use of the hardware to provide its core functionality
  • Bespoke Functionality App
  • may include ‘data-driven‘ features
  • production of an app is not just about the functionality
  • functionality expected by the user, or an app that is not presented well,
  • Design and the functionality
  • Scale of the project
  • more graphic design work
  • number of device types
  • device types
  • different requirements between the individual devices, i.e. the iPhone 3gs and the iPhone 4
  • production of the separate graphics for each device will increase the costs.
  • Design costs, you should expect to pay between €350 for a small simple app, through to €3500+ for a very large, complex and Graphic centric app
  • additional device type, you should expect the costs to increase by 25%-50% for each additional device type
  • Development Costs
  • any factors will determine the Development Costs
  • Simple App – €1500 to €5000 Data Driven App – €5000 to €35000 Games – €7500 to €175000 Device App – €1500 to €175000 Bespoke Functionality App – €5000 to €175000
  • costs associated with the production of your app will be covered within the Design & Development costs
  • creating the app store account ($99 for Apple apps, $25 for Android apps),
  • scale of the project will have an impact on the costs
  • ome app developers will take the graphics and source code that they have developed for your app and resell it to another business, potentially to one of your competitor
  • guarantee of exclusivity for your app
  • Some app developers will keep all of the design and source code t
  • app developer is suggesting that you have to pay extra for the graphics and source code, walk away.
  • better app development businesses will automatically include the graphics and source code in the price you pay
  • focus on the value of the service and the benefit to your business,
Alex Street

AppleTV not a "leg" on Apple's chair anymore? [Archive] - Mac Forums - 0 views

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AppleTV apple stevejobs chair

shared by Alex Street on 08 Oct 10 - No Cached
  • Alex Street on 08 Oct 10
     
    got two strong legs on our chair today - we have the Mac business, which is a $10 billion business
Rob Collier

Digital Scotland 2020: Achieving World-Class digital infrastructure: a final report to ... - 0 views

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Rural-Broadband UK infrastructure

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  • Rob Collier on 30 Jul 14
     
    "4.4 Rural coverage and take-Up With a population density almost an order of magnitude greater than Scotland's, South Korea does not provide many lessons in rural coverage. However, Australia does. Its overall density is 1/20th Scotland's with vast tracks of land populated by less than one person per ten square kilometers and in some cases per hundred square kilometers. As a result Australia has not been able to escape the urban-rural digital divide, which, as already noted, is embodied in its two-track fast broadband deployment strategy. A large 93% of the population will have access to 100 Mbps service, according to the NBN plan, while the remaining 7%--in rural and remote areas-is being promised up to 12 Mbps only.[6]NBN simply assumes that rural and remote areas do not justify FTTH and that they will be served by fixed wireless and satellite technologies. On the mobile side, on the other hand, Australia has relied on competition between its mobile operators (reduced to three after a consolidation) to extend service beyond urban areas. This has generally produced limited results. Subsidies for better coverage have been applied at the state level, however, with Western Australia being an instructive example. Specifically, the Western Australia government conducted a reverse auction tender to improve mobile coverage in selected areas, which resulted in Telstra, the main incumbent operator, securing A$39.2 million in government aid (on top of committing A$106 million of its own funds) for this purpose. Like Australia, Sweden has large unpopulated areas to serve, yet cannot rely on new-generation satellites, which do not reach these areas. Initially Sweden relied on HSPA mobile coverage but it has recently added a national coverage requirement in the context of its 4G (LTE) spectrum auction. Specifically, the Swedish regulator identified rural homes and businesses that need to be covered, requiring 75% of the indicated homes and businesses to be covered by Decemb
Alex Street

Telmex turns down deal with Dish on pay-TV | News | Rapid TV News - 0 views

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telmex dishtv

shared by Alex Street on 07 Dec 11 - No Cached
  • he business we are doing in this respect is not ours. We only invoice and get paid for third party's services for its video services in our telephone invoice,” the company said.
  • Alex Street on 07 Dec 11
     
    The business we are doing in this respect is not ours. We only invoice and get paid for third party's services for its video services in our telephone invoice," the company said
Alex Street

ipadio secures £1m investment to take phone-to-web audio into businesses - 0 views

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audioboo ipadio

shared by Alex Street on 04 Jul 11 - No Cached
  • £1m ($1.6m) investment from the London Business Angels network
  • ipadio live-links the telephony system to the Internet.
  • improve internal company communications in new and interesting way
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  • riangulation of cell towers, handy for enterprise apps.
  • hough what has attracted investors is that we have secured significant corporate contracts
  • voice of the web, of
Sasha Roupell

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Retail Lyst Dressipi GweedyMe

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  • Sasha Roupell on 05 Feb 13
     
    Combines celebrity-curated content (GweedyMe) with personalised suggestions based on individual tastes (Lyst / Dressipi) Interesting business model, and successful: generating $500k a week
Alex Street

UK broadband market share | Business | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

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broadband subscribernumbers

shared by Alex Street on 20 Jan 12 - No Cached
  • Frankly, the way advertising for broadband or ISP providers in this country works is a national scandal. They're advertising "up to" rates that they damn well know the majority of their customers are not going to get even half way near. It's a disgrace. They're just plain liars; it's a national con trick.I live in a major conurbation a mile away from the hub exchange and I get one-third the advertised "up to rate". And that'
Nick Verkroost

ARM Holdings - business model and licensing - 0 views

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DCT ARM royalties licensing licence roadmap timeline business model

shared by Nick Verkroost on 13 Jun 12 - No Cached
  • ARM aims to recover its costs from the future licence revenues of each new technology
  • This would leave the majority of royalties as profits
  • we expect royalties to grow much faster than licence revenues and costs
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  • The licence fee is typically several million dollars
  • ARM receives a royalty, typically based on a percentage of the chip price, for every chip sold by the semiconductor company containing ARM technology
  • average of 3-4 years from the time the semiconductor company signs the licence until they start to pay royalties
Alex Street

List of MVNO(Mobile Virtual Network Operators) worldwide - 0 views

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MVNO listofmvnos global

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  • Alex Street on 21 Sep 10
     
    nited Kingdom(UK) BT Mobile Home GSM  T-Mobile    United Kingdom(UK) Dot-Mobile GSM  Vodafone  Student-focused ESP offering low prices and SMS and minute bundles, or "units".   United Kingdom(UK) Easy Mobile GSM  T-Mobile  ESP launched in March 2005   United Kingdom(UK) ExtremeMob GSM  Vodafone  A combination of stylish handsets, value for money tariffs and a 24/7 customer call centre will make ExtremeMob stand out in the mobile sector.   United Kingdom(UK) Fresh GSM  T-Mobile  Pre-paid MVNO venture of Carphone Warehouse and Value Telecom.  United Kingdom(UK) Intercity Mobile Communications GSM      United Kingdom(UK) Mobile World GSM  T-Mobile  Pre-paid MVNO venture of Carphone Warehouse launched in April 2005.   United Kingdom(UK) Kingston Communications GSM  O2  MVNO launched in 2000  United Kingdom(UK) One.Tel GSM  Vodafone    United Kingdom(UK) Project Telecom GSM  Vodafone  Business service provider, acquired by Vodafone in 2003  United Kingdom(UK) Rok Telecom GSM  T-Mobile    United Kingdom(UK) Sainsburys Telecom GSM  O2  Service provider, partnership with Carphone Warehouse and O2   United Kingdom(UK) Singlepoint Limited GSM  Vodafone  Service provider launched in 1997, acquired by Vodafone in 2003   United Kingdom(UK) Tesco Mobile GSM  O2  MVNO launched in September 2003   United Kingdom(UK) Toucan Mobile GSM  T-Mobile  Postpaid MVNO for Toucan, telecoms company IDT Europe's consumer telephony brand - launching later in 2005   United Kingdom(UK) Virgin Mobile GSM  T-Mobile  Famous MVNO, launched November 1999 and recently announced over 5 million customers.  United Kingdom(UK) Yes Telecom GSM  Vodafone   
Alex Street

Blinkbox Entertainment capitalises on video-on-demand - Times Online - 0 views

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blinkbox

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  • Alex Street on 09 May 11
     
    s either rented for 48 hours or bought outright. If bought, it can b
Alex Street

ITV plc Interims Results & Transformation Plan - 0 views

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itv quartelyreport

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  • ITV has not faced up to the challenges presented by the rise of internet-based platforms
  • continuing growth of pay TV and subscription services and the globalisation of content.
  • Re-shaping the economics of ITV
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  • half of ITV’s revenue base will be derived from non-television advertising sources
  • Transformation Plan
  • ITV2 HD, ITV3 HD and ITV4 HD pay channels
  • ITV1 +1
  • Drive new revenue streams
  • international content business
  • Maximise audience and revenue share
  • new lean, creatively dynami
  • investment fund of £75 million, excluding the ITV1 NPB, has been allocated for operating investments online, in content and in our digital channels
  • ITV1’s share of commercial impacts was down 4%
  • 2009: down 7%)
  • ITV's online revenues were up 20% to £12 million
  • online business remains subscale given the size of the online video market.
  • V Studios EBITA was up 8% at £43 million
  • Net debt at 30 June 2010 is significantly lower
David Astle

ValuAdder Business Valuation Blog » Blog Archive » EBITDA valuation multiple - 0 views

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highvaluation business valuation valuadder

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  • repackaged software companies 7372 18
  • The EBITDA multiple for software companies may seem high. However, these firms tend to show considerable variation in earnings.
  • David Astle on 17 Feb 11
     
    typical EBITDA valuation multiples by industry
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