Revenue Management System Market 2019: Development, Opportunity, Growth by Top Key Players (Microsoft, Amdocs, Comverse, Alcatel-Lucent, Oracle, Ericsson, Redknee, Openet etc.)

Revenue management, also called yield management, refers to a form of disciplined analytics that allows capacity-constrained industries to optimize product availability and profitability by predicting consumer behavior and allocating the right product to the right consumer at the right time and price.

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The report also presents a detailed analysis of key revenue management solutions in the market, including pricing and revenue forecast management, risk management, data management, revenue leakage detection, and channel revenue management.

Concepts of revenue management can be applied to virtually all industries that have products or services which can be sold in advance, have inconsistent patterns of demand, are capacity constrained, and service at low marginal service charges.

Understanding the consumers’ perception of the value of a service or a product and modifying their availability and prices to earn the maximum profit forms the core of revenue management practices.

On the basis of mode of deployment of revenue management systems, the market has been examined for on-premise and hosted services.

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The report presents detailed quantitative and qualitative data of the key market segments, from the global as well as regional standpoint. The data has been gathered using standard primary and secondary research mechanisms and narrowed down with the help of a number of industry-based analytical methods.

Key Companies Analyzed in this Report are:
• Microsoft
• IDeaS Revenue Solutions
• Amdocs
• Comverse
• Syniverse Technologies
• Alcatel-Lucent
• Oracle
• CSG International
• Ericsson
• Orga Systems
• Redknee
• …

Rising awareness of the direct impact of revenue management systems on overall revenues of organizations of all sizes, and the flourishing telecommunications, tourism, manufacturing, and airlines industries in developing countries in Asia Pacific, are chief drivers of the global revenue management market.

An increased rate of utilization of a variety of revenue management systems in several small- and mid-sized organizations, owing to the reduction in prices of products and services, and the flexibility allowed by cloud hosting platforms, will help the market witness exponential growth across the globe over the report’s forecast period.

Market segment by Type, the product can be split into
On-premise
Cloud
Others

Market segment by Application, split into
Personal Finance
Coperate Finance
Others

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Major Points Covered in Table of Contents:
1 Report Overview
2 Global Growth Trends
3 Market Share by Key Players
4 Breakdown Data by Type and Application
5 United States
6 Europe
7 China
8 Japan
9 Southeast Asia
10 India
11 Central & South America
12 International Players Profiles
13 Market Forecast 2019-2025
14 Analyst's Viewpoints/Conclusions
15 Appendix

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