order-winning criteria

order-winning criteria
The characteristics of a product or service that are most important in deciding whether or not a customer will make a purchase. These are the characteristics that positively differentiate a particular product from similar products in the market. Clearly order-winning criteria vary from customer to customer. Compare order-qualifying criteria

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