Glossary

Category

Deutsch: Kategorie / Português: Categoria / Français: Catêgorie / Italiano: Categoria

In an industrial context, "category" refers to a group or classification of similar products, services, or industries based on shared characteristics. Categories can be used to organize information, market products, and analyze market trends and patterns.

Some examples of categories in the industrial context include:

  1. Product categories, such as electronics, automotive parts, or machinery
  2. Service categories, such as consulting, logistics, or maintenance
  3. Industry categories, such as energy, retail, or healthcare
  4. Market categories, such as B2B (business-to-business) or B2C (business-to-consumer)
  5. Geographic categories, such as regions or countries
  6. Customer categories, such as demographics or buying behavior
  7. Competitive categories, such as market leaders or niche players.

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