A model where one business sells products or services directly to another business rather than to individual consumers, often involving bulk orders, long-term contracts, or supply chain partnerships.

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A business model where companies provide goods, services, or solutions specifically to government agencies or public sector organizations.

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It’s a business model where consumers discover, share, and purchase products through social media platforms, influencer recommendations, or interactive online communities.

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Traditional model in which a company sells products directly to end consumers through physical stores, online shops, or a combination of both.

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Type of business model where individuals sell products or services to other individuals, usually facilitated by online marketplaces or apps.

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An individual or business that generates original digital content such as videos, blogs, social media posts, or podcasts and monetizes it through ads, sponsorships, or subscriptions.

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Can be a company or person that purchases goods from manufacturers in bulk and resells them to retailers, wholesalers, or directly to end-users.

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A system of exchanging goods or services directly without using money, often negotiated based on the perceived value of each item or service.

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These are the recurring revenue model in which customers pay a regular fee (monthly, yearly, or other intervals) to access a product, service, or digital content.

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Products that exist only in electronic form, such as e-books, software, music, templates, or online courses, and are delivered through digital downloads or streaming.

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A model where an individual or business promotes another company’s products or services and earns a commission for each sale or lead generated through their referral.

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The buying and selling of products and services over the internet, including online marketplaces, company websites, and mobile apps.

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Electronic tools that store digital money or payment credentials, allowing users to make cashless transactions securely through apps, devices, or contactless methods.

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A business model that allows individuals or entities to operate under an established brand, using its systems, products, and marketing, usually in exchange for fees or royalties.

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(a)   comes from personal experience, intuition, and skills, and is difficult to express or document.

A non-physical resource that contributes value to an organization, such as intellectual property, brand identity, or reputational capital is called (a)   .

(a)   is written, recorded, and easily shared through manuals, reports, or databases

The (a)   happens when the occurrence or situation triggers thinking, perception, understanding, or knowledge processing in the mind.

(a)   guides long-term decisions and helps in planning future organizational goals.

Resisting easy sharing or (a)   depends heavily on personal experience, situational context, or specialized understanding.

The teacher uses (a)   by knowing when and how to apply different teaching methods depending on the students’ level of understanding.

(a)   involves knowing how to perform specific tasks or follow processes.

Understanding (a)   is shaped by the surrounding conditions or scenario, guiding effective actions or choices.

  (a)   includes facts, concepts, or information that can be stated or described.

The ability to make sound decisions and judgments by applying knowledge, experience, and insight effectively in various situations is also known as (a)   .

  (a)   is an executive responsible for managing an organization’s knowledge assets, ensuring effective knowledge creation, sharing, and utilization to support business goals.

There are three main types of knowledge management systems that support organizations in capturing, creating, and analyzing knowledge namely: ________________________ , __________________________ and __________________________.

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A (a)   uses AI techniques to capture the expertise of specialists and provide advice or recommendations.

(a)   stores organizational processes, routines, and business rules that accumulate over time

The (a)   outlines the steps involved in creating, capturing, storing, and disseminating knowledge.

A (a)   network attempts to emulate human brain functions to recognize patterns and trends.

(a)   filtering recommends information to users based on past preferences and behaviors.

(a)   is software used by engineers and designers to create, modify, and optimize a design.

(a)   differs from Virtual Reality because it overlays virtual objects onto the real environment.