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Tyres as a service?

Date: 3rd May 2016 Author: Tyrepress Editors Comments: 0
We have all experienced Software as a Service-style business models, such as Netflix (pictured), but what about tyres as a service?

You’ve heard of software as a service (or SaaS). But tyres as a service? If you haven’t heard of SaaS, the chances are you have transacted with a business model based on SaaS’s subscription-centred thinking. The popularity of Netflix, Amazon Prime, Spotify and Amazon music make this point. You pay your money and access to your favourite media is simply included. Now transpose this set-up into the world of tyres.

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