|
|
|
|
UNIQUENESS DRIVERS - the underlying reasons why a value chain activity is unique. Uniqueness drivers include: policy choices, linkages, timing, location, interrelationships, learning and spillover, integration, scale, and institutional factors. [Source: M. Porter] UNITARY - see Price Elasticity. USE CRITERIA - buyer purchase criteria that stem from the way in which the product or service lowers buyer costs or raises buyer performance. [Source: M. Porter] Examples include product features, product quality, and delivery time. (The other type of buyer purchase criteria is signaling criteria.) |
Send e- mail to
webmaster@e-competitors.com with comments. Or
use Feedback.
|
