4 Reasons Frontier Shield Taps Into The Recurring Revenue All The Big Players Are Demanding

Have you heard the term “recurring revenue”? It’s not new, but it is what all of the big players in the premise and hosted markets want. 

• Mitel – Companies are looking for collaboration solutions that allow them
   to “flexibly manage their cost structure.”
  
  
• Avaya - "Ongoing customer preference for OpEx-based procurement approaches … Avaya to help them move away from CapEx-based procurement approaches.”
  
  
• Cisco – ”Having businesses based on recurring revenues gives companies and analysts better visibility on future revenues.”

The one and done sale is becoming outdated.  So, how do you keep up and play in this space using the traditional box sale you’ve always known? You adapt and learn the products that will move with them.

 The one and done sale is becoming outdated

Frontier Shield does just this. It fits this as-a-service model perfectly. Shield works as an operating expense (OPEX) lease that puts customers in greater control of the equipment they acquire. Shield is a financial solution to pay for voice, video, and data equipment that is different than cash or traditional leasing. Designed as a termed rental agreement to provide more flexibility and protection in an ever changing technology landscape.

These four reasons are why Frontier Shield taps into the procurement structure all of the big players in the unified communications world are after:

1. Align with Marketplace - Shield is aligned with the marketplace direction and today's customer expectations.

2. Bundle Maintenance - Means to bundle and capture margin rich services such as multi year support and maintenance.

66% OF ALL FRONTIER FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS TRANSACTIONS CAPTURE MULTI-YEAR MAINTENANCE AT POINT OF SALE

 OPEX procurement methods are on the rise and in demand … and Shield is unique among them. Stay ahead of the competition by adding it to your arsenal of sales tactics to win more transactions and gain more recurring revenue.