“We’ve enlisted the services of Digonex to make more intelligent decisions about the pricing for many of our shows. We’ve found that with the assistance of the solution, and the economists on their staff behind the scenes, pricing recommendations are being made based on inputs we never would have considered before.”
“We are delighted to be working with Digonex”, said Mark Danemann, President of accesso Siriusware. “We have always focused on providing our clients with innovative tools to drive revenue and through our new relationship with Digonex, our clients now have seamless access to best-in-class dynamic pricing solutions.”
Gateway’s President and Chief Executive Officer Michael Andre added: “Our mission is to make our customers’ lives easier. Through our alliance with Digonex, we’re offering them an automated dynamic pricing solution that can boost their revenue with no manual updating necessary. Providing them with easy integration to this scientific approach can only help them achieve their goals.”
Chris Pohl, Digonex VP of Client Services, discusses seasonal pricing and how dynamic pricing can complement a seasonal pricing strategy.
“Besides powering revenue across the organization through ticketing, fundraising, memberships, marketing, and more, Tessitura Software includes many advanced tools for strategic decision-making. With the addition of our partnership with Digonex, the Tessitura Community will be able to take it to the next level,” said Jack Rubin, President of Tessitura Network.
“Walt Disney Co.’s move to lift prices at Disneyland and its other theme parks on busy days was a novel step for the entertainment giant, but the news made perfect sense…”
Jan Alan Eglen was one of the first to turn dynamic ticket pricing into a cottage industry. He founded Indianapolis-based Digonex Technologies Inc., which through its algorithms has recommended prices for teams since 2009. Pro sports uses dynamic pricing more, but Eglen believes its use will increase in college.
“We are certain that dynamic pricing is the future of all inventory management,” said Emmis Chairman and CEO Jeff Smulyan.
Dynamically priced tickets can change by the hour, day or week, depending on a team’s preference and needs, and prices can go up or down. There are strategies to make money either way.
“Digonex was really one of the first companies…Other companies did it, but it was somebody sitting at a computer, pushing a button – not the way Digonex does it with algorithms.”