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The Future of Licensing Deals: Is Subscription the New Frontier? As technology reshapes industries, the traditional licensing model is ripe for disruption. Could subscription-based licensing be the next big thing? Let's explore this trend and its implications for startups and established businesses alike. Key Points to Consider: 1. Flexibility for Licensees: Subscription models offer more adaptable terms, allowing businesses to scale up or down based on their needs. 2. Steady Revenue for Licensors: Regular, predictable income streams can provide stability and aid in long-term planning. 3. Lower Entry Barriers: Reduced upfront costs make advanced technologies more accessible to startups and SMEs. 4. Continuous Updates: Subscription models incentivize ongoing improvements and updates to retain subscribers. 5. Data-Driven Insights: Usage metrics can inform product development and marketing strategies. Potential Challenges: • Valuation complexities • Intellectual property protection in a more fluid environment • Crafting agreements that balance flexibility with long-term commitments For startups and innovators, this shift presents both opportunities and risks. It's crucial to: • Understand the implications for your business model • Craft clear, comprehensive agreements that protect your interests • Stay informed about evolving legal frameworks in this area Are you considering a subscription-based licensing model? What opportunities or challenges do you foresee?

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