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comp set
n.
competitive set: a group of other brands offering a similar
product
or service, to the same consumers
no frills
adj.
(about a
product
or service) meant to meet the customers’ basic requirements; with no add-ons, including only the basic features
E.g: It’s a no frills hotel, but very clean and with friendly staff.
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acqui-hire
n.
The acquisition of a startup primarily for the team and talent, rather than for the technology or
product
.
hand me up
n.
a technology item that a young person no longer uses and hands over to an older person, after having purchased a last generation
product
[Bus.];[Tech.]
open source
adj.
refers to a
product
or service whose design, blueprint or code is free to use and modify
Examples of open source projects: Linux, Mozzila Firefox (softwares); DIY open drones (drone design), arduino (electronics)
gamification
n.
transformation of a story or a
product
in a game
elevator pitch
n.
very short presentation of a
product
or a company that you would do to somebody you meet briefly, like in an elevator, to attract his/her attention
software piracy
n.
intentional copy and use of a software
product
without the permission of its owner
[Tech.];[Leg.]
eat one’s own dogfood
exp.
expression used to describe the practice of a company using internally the marketed products
[Bus.] expression originating from and widely used in software industry; the practice is also known as “dogfooding”
