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What is the definition of inventory

A complete list of items such as property, goods in stock, or the contents of a building.

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What is the definition of purchasing?

The activity of a company acquiring goods and services from other entities to fulfill its operational needs and achieve its goals.

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what are the 4 Ps?

Product, Price, Place, and Promotion.

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What is the meaning of vendor?

A person or business that purchases goods and services from distributors and resells these items to consumers or other businesses

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What is the definition of prototype?

An early, non-final version of a product, service, or business model that allows entrepreneurs and designers to test ideas, gather user feedback, and identify potential problems before a full launch.

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With who did product development first start with?

Prehistoric humans

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What is the definition of a product plan?

A strategic document and ongoing process that outlines a product’s vision, features, target market, and development timeline to achieve business goals.

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What is a person or business that purchases goods and services?

Vendor

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Who became the U.S. Secretary of Defense

Neil McElroy

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What is the definition of sourcing?

The strategic process of identifying, evaluating and engaging suppliers to secure the necessary goods and services for a company’s operations.

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What is a strategic document and ongoing process?

Product plan

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What happened in the 1980s?

By the 1980s, tech companies turned product management into a bridge between engineering, design, and business.

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What is the definition of product management 

The strategic process of developing and managing a product throughout its entire lifecycle, from ideation to market launch and beyond, to meet both customer needs and business goals.

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What is a strategic process of developing and managing a product throughout its entire lifecycle?

Product management

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What is product management often traced to

Product management‘s roots are often traced to a nemo written by Neil H. McElroy at Procter and Gamble