eBooks

The eBook market’s explosive growth continues to outpace forecasts. Near-monthly announcements of new and improved eReader devices, new alliances and partnerships, and additional investment in enabling technologies from some of the largest information technology and retail players have effectively repositioned the eBook debate from one regarding permanence to that of future adoption rates. Publishers and consumers are excited about the growth of the market, but this growth has also highlighted the need to address critical underlying business issues.

Publishers must establish a sustainable eBook operating model that provides the flexibility to maximize profits from the existing model, while positioning them for future developments that may require multiple strategies. They have arrived at a crossroads, with a few viable options up ahead. In this series, Innodata Isogen's eBook experts discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the paths to success in the eBook market, and analyze current developments and emerging trends.

To learn more about how your organization can increase its agility, capitalize on the growing eBook market and prepare for the changing future, please read our white paper: eBooks at the Crossroads: Which Way Forward?

EPUB: What Happens Now?
The movement towards a common eBook format certainly promises many benefits for consumers, but what will be the impact on publishers and eReader devices? One of Innodata Isogen's eBook experts will answer your questions.

eBooks at the Crossroads: Which Way Forward?
An Innodata Isogen eBook expert will present the benefits and drawbacks of the main approaches being used in the eBook market by publishers and information services companies. A high-level overview of the most influential current and future trends will help you understand the market and choose the path that is best for your organization.

Read: "Six Key Steps for Optimizing Content for eBooks", which outlines the steps publishers need to take as they build robust content repositories that can support eBook publishing, as well as other digital content initiatives.