Mitigating the Impact of Subscription Billing with Modern Revenue Management Solutions

Mitigating the Impact of Subscription Billing with Modern Revenue Management Solutions

How to manage the challenges behind the subscription-based business model with leading revenue management software solutions. Trends from the past years consistently show that buying preferences have shifted from ownership to usership. This presents incredible revenue growth opportunities for subscription businesses and those looking to adopt the subscription business model. It also presents new and […]

The Effects of Recurring Revenue Business Models on Revenue Recognition

The Effects of Recurring Revenue Business Models on Revenue Recognition

SOFTRAX partnered with Aria Systems in the summer of 2021 for the live webinar, “Recurring Revenue Ripples Through Revenue Recognition” to discuss how agility in serving customers with recurring revenue business models and precision and flexibility in revenue recognition go hand in hand. Senior Vice President and General Manager, Tom Zauli of SOFTRAX hosted this […]

Telecommunication and ASC 606: Revenue Recognition Under the New Standard

Telecommunication and ASC 606 Revenue Recognition Under the New Standard

The telecommunications industry has been grappling with the new levels of complexity presented by the revenue recognition standard, ASC 606. For telecommunications entities, notable challenges include those related to determining performance obligations and transaction prices among other revenue recognition processes.

ASC 606 Revenue Recognition Impacts on Media and Entertainment Companies

ASC 606 Revenue Recognition Impacts on Media and Entertainment Companies

The new revenue recognition accounting standard update, ASC 606, issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has caused significant disruption in the back office.  Adoption of the new standard will impact people, policies, processes, and systems.  For media and entertainment (M&E) entities that account for revenue under U.S. GAAP, it raises several accounting issues.