2001 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Equipment Goods Brands
Author : Philippe Malaval
Published in: Strategy and Management of Industrial Brands
Publisher: Springer US
Included in: Professional Book Archive
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Equipment goods and systems can be distinguished from intermediary goods by the fact that they stand alone: for the customer they are an independent entity. Normally they do not need to be built into another assembly. The equipment goods and systems category is much less homogeneous than the entering goods and intermediate equipment goods categories dealt with earlier. This is because in this large category there is both small equipment (individual protective equipment, office supplies, etc.) as well as very large equipment (supply of a transport aircraft or a freeway).