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April 13, 2023
2023-0705

Thursday, April 27 | Servitization: Unlocking the future of "XaaS" business models (9 am ET)

In this webcast, EY professionals will help to demystify the term and concept of "servitization" and discuss tax and operating model issues related to anything-as-a-service (XaaS) business models.

Join us for an engaging, live, interdisciplinary discussion on service-led business models. Servitization represents a paradigm shift in the commercial and economic landscape, from the traditional buy or sell business model to a long-term lease, service, or subscription-based model. The potential impact of these new models crosses sectors and geography. Even if they are not affecting your business today, they likely will in the future.

Date: Thursday, April 27, 2023

Time: 9:00-10:00 a.m. ET New York

Registration: View archive here.

During this 60-minute webcast, EY professionals will discuss:

  • The relevance of international tax and transfer pricing concepts to servitized business models
  • Considerations related to payment character for intercompany charges related to servitized models, value chain and route to market analyses
  • How to effectively operationalize a servitized business model and potentially identify new business approaches for growth and success

Panelists

  • Jay Camillo, Global Operating Model Effectiveness (OME) Leader- moderator
  • Virginie Chambon, Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services
  • Nick D'Antoni, Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services
  • Jeff Johnson, Executive Director, Consulting Services
  • Kirsten Speas, Senior Manager, Americas Operating Model Effectiveness, International Tax and Transaction Services

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