B2B (Business-to-Business)
A business relationship in which a company sells to another company. Examples include enterprise software and manufacturing supplies. B2B describes the customer, not a particular sales channel.
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A business relationship in which a company sells to another company. Examples include enterprise software and manufacturing supplies. B2B describes the customer, not a particular sales channel.
Definition and sourcesA model in which a business sells goods or services to consumers. It includes online and offline transactions. The abbreviation identifies the customer type rather than the technology used.
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