consumer-driven system
[kənˈsuːmər ˈdrɪvən ˈsɪstəm]
nounpl: consumer-driven systems
sistema orientado ao consumidor
1. An economic or organizational system where consumer demand and preferences dictate production, services, and business strategies
The retail industry operates as a consumer-driven system where companies adjust inventory based on customer purchasing patterns.
A indústria de varejo funciona como um sistema orientado ao consumidor, onde as empresas ajustam o estoque com base nos padrões de compra dos clientes.
2. A market structure where consumer choices and feedback directly influence product development and service delivery
Social media has transformed business into a consumer-driven system where customer reviews shape company decisions.
As redes sociais transformaram os negócios em um sistema orientado ao consumidor, onde as avaliações dos clientes moldam as decisões da empresa.
In Brazil, consumer-driven systems reflect the growing middle class and e-commerce expansion, particularly in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. In the USA, this concept is foundational to capitalist ideology and is frequently discussed in business schools and corporate strategy. The term gained prominence during the 1980s-1990s with the rise of consumer culture and market deregulation.
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