As software and AI become core to intelligent devices, many manufacturers struggle to translate that value into pricing models that actually work in real-world environments.
Traditional approaches like “Good/Better/Best” are increasingly misaligned with how customers consume software and AI-driven functionality. While subscriptions, usage-based pricing, and token models offer new flexibility, applying them in hardware-centric businesses introduces real complexity across systems, sales, and customer expectations.
In this session, Simon-Kucher’s Philip Daus will outline how to make practical decisions about packaging and pricing as monetization models evolve.
He’ll be joined by Schneider Electric’s Product Owner for Digital Supply Chain, Peter Loft, who will share lessons from Schneider’s journey to unlock software value within a hardware-centric business. This includes navigating challenges such as aligning pricing with customer value across diverse deployment models—including offline and air-gapped environments—while balancing tradeoffs between flexibility, operational complexity, and customer expectations.
This session focuses on how these models actually translate—and often break down—in industrial environments, so you can evolve your approach without overcomplicating pricing or disrupting customers.
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