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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Business to business
Hello,
could you explain to me what "business to business" mean? I don't have it in my dictionary.
could you explain to me what "business to business" mean? I don't have it in my dictionary.
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Services provided to other businesses rather than an individual consumer. For example, a company selling photocopiers is 'business to business' because only businesses buy photocopiers. A telephone company might have a business to business section (providing phone services for businesses) and a business to consumer section (providing phone services for people's homes).
- Services provided to other businesses rather than an individual consumer.
- For example, a company selling photocopiers is 'business to business' because only businesses buy photocopiers.
- A telephone company might have a business to business section (providing phone services for businesses) and a business to consumer section (providing phone services for people's homes).
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Services provided to other businesses rather than an individual consumer.
For example, a company selling photocopiers is 'business to business' because only businesses buy photocopiers.
A telephone company might have a business to business section (providing phone services for businesses) and a business to consumer section (providing phone services for people's homes).
For example, a company selling photocopiers is 'business to business' because only businesses buy photocopiers.
A telephone company might have a business to business section (providing phone services for businesses) and a business to consumer section (providing phone services for people's homes).
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