inseparability
one of the four characteristics (with intangibility, perishability and variability) which distinguish a service, inseparability expresses the notion that a service can not be separated from the service provider ...
Inseparability: a characteristic of services, describing how service products tend to be produced at the same time as they are consumed.
Inseparability
Services cannot be separated from the service providers. A product when produced can be taken away from the producer. However a service is produced at or near the point of purchase.
Service Inseparability see Inseparability. Service Intangibility see Intangibility. Service Management System the equivalent of a product management system for service organisations. Service Mark a mark, sign, symbol, slogan, etc.
 See also: Product, Intangibility, Customer, Market, Consumer
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