Business-model Definition

noun

The particular way in which a business organization ensures that it generates income, one that includes the choice of offerings, strategies, infrastructure, organizational structures, trading practices, and operational processes and policies.

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Noun

Singular:
business-model
Plural:
business models

Business-model Sentence Examples

  • Most organizations aren't sufficiently agile to shift as their product shifts, and so they may have the right product but the wrong business model.

  • Every business model has to make money somehow, that's how business works.

  • While the current business model of eBay seems to be focusing more on large volume "Buy It Now" types of sellers, there are still good deals to be found on eBay and other auction websites.

  • Chesbrough states " An inferior technology with a better business model will often trump a better technology commercialized through an inferior business model.

  • Our proposed business model resembled that of other online companies featuring job sites; we charged prospective employer to post jobs and obtain access to our pool of job seekers.

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