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One business organisation make commercial transaction with another business organisation for manufacturing or making service to their customers.

eg: 1 Car manufacturer buy tire/ paint/ steel sheet from each manufacturing company.

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sales and marketing strategies and processes target directly to the individual customers for personal use.

Eg; ordering a food through the online delivery apps(wolt/Foodora)

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Integrated management of main business process in real-time mediated by software and technology.

Eg: SAP/ Epicor ERp/ Cerner

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The most advanced and cutting edge technology which is currently available in the particular field or industry.

Eg :AI machine learning / Quantum computing/ 5G/ Hybrit Technology in steel manufacturing

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A list of the raw materials, sub-assemblies, intermediate assemblies, sub-components, parts, and quantities needed to manufacture final product.

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A stereotype refers to an overgeneralized assumption or view about a specific group of individuals. It frequently involves rigid and oversimplified assumptions about people based on their affiliation with a certain group, which may include traits like nationality, gender, career, or ethnicity. Stereotypes can be good, neutral, or negative, but they usually lead to misunderstandings about the group as a whole since they are unreliable and hard to modify.

Eg: Professional / Cultural/ Age

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The term multi-dose refers to containers that hold more than one task.

this word is basically in the medical and pharmaceutical field. but in the industrial field, can be multi-tasks / multi-plan.

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Automation refers to the use of technology and machinery to perform tasks and processes with minimal human intervention.

Eg: employing computer systems, robotics, and artificial intelligence to streamline and optimise various operations across industries.

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Type of imperfect competition where there are many producers competing against each other, but selling products that are differentiated from one another.

Eg. restaurants/clothing shops

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The market arrangement in which a small number of companies control a large portion of the supply and pricing of an item or service.

Eg; American airline / coca-cola/pepsiCo

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The act of trading items with people for their mutual advantage, especially in social, economic, and political contexts, is referred to as reciprocity. Both good and negative acts are included, in which people or groups react to one another in kind.

Eg; Mutual free trade agreement

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Heterogeneous markets are defined by a wide range of consumer demands, preferences, and traits.

Eg. Traits Agreements / car industries

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The strategic process of forging a unique identity or image for a brand or product in consumers' thoughts in relation to competitors is known as positioning in marketing.

Eg; Apple with loyalty, use of friendly

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Request for Quotation, is a business process used to solicit price quotes from suppliers for specific products or services

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Enhancing the calibre and volume of search engine traffic to a website

Eg: On-page SEO/ Off-page SEO/ Technical SEO

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In the architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC) sectors, Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a game-changing strategy that combines people, technology, and procedures to improve project outcomes. It entails building and overseeing digital representations of a facility's functional and physical attributes during the course of its existence.

Eg: Burj Khalifa/ Sydney Opera House

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Return on Investment (ROI) is a financial term that compares an investment's gain or loss to its cost in order to assess how profitable it is.

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Software as a Service, or SaaS, is a cloud computing approach that makes software applications available online so users can access them through a web browser without having to install them locally on their devices.

Eg: Canva/Zoom