Which of the following is a product-oriented definition of a business rather than a market-oriented definition of a business?
Which of the following is a product-oriented definition of a business rather than a market-oriented definition of a business?
A product-oriented definition of a business focuses on what the company produces, while a market-oriented definition focuses on the needs or wants the company fulfills for its customers. 'We make movies' directly describes the product that the company creates, which is films, and therefore aligns with a product-oriented approach. The other options describe broader services or solutions provided to meet customer needs, reflecting a market-oriented perspective.
Movies are a more tangible product than energy
Why C and not B ?
B not because that is market oriented
Making movies... It looks like the manufacturing stage of a product.