All along I have believed that the main focus in a service business should be about solving customer’s problems. If that is the business model it is hard for me to buy into the commodity argument.
Are Laser Scanning Services Becoming Commoditized?
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All along I have believed that the main focus in a service business should be about solving customer’s problems. If that is the business model it is hard for me to buy into the commodity argument.
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