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• Machine


  A mechanical structure that uses power to apply forces and control movement to perform an intended action
• Product Description


  A marketing strategy that explains what a product is and why consumers will buy it
• The following are important factors in the selection of raw materials EXCEPT Profitability
• Product


  The physical output of the whole production process
• Manpower


  The most critical and important factor of production
• Parts of the finished product

  • Materials
  • Supplies
• Salary


  A form of payment from an employer to an employee for the work done
• Work Appreciation


  Something that will boost the morale of your employees
• Method


  A systematic procedure or technique for doing something
• Materials


  Something critical in any business endeavor as the businessman would want to have the cheapest possible at the highest quality
• Testing a prototype


  • It allows to see the unviability of the products
  • To know whether the product specification is functioning well
  • To be able to evaluate if the products need adjustments or not
  • To test the product
• Prototype


  An original model on which something is patterned
• Mock ups


  A type of prototyping that is perfect to be used at the brainstorming and collaborating or very early design stage
• product extension approach


  A branding strategy where a new product carries the brand name in a new category
• Brand name


  Consists of letters, words or numbers that can be read or verbalized
• Trademark


  A brand or a part of a brand that enjoys legal protection
• Mock ups


  A prototype that looks more like a finished product but it is not interactive and not clickable
• The following are traits that a company should look for a prospective employee EXCEPT Adamant
• The following are factors to consider in buying an equipment for a company EXCEPT Counterproductive