What is the DIFF Between PROJECT AND PRODUCT?When Company
will need Product?
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Answer Posted / jayalakshmi lakshmanan
A Project is for a particular client and it finetuned for a
specfic client requirement.
A Product a single solution finetuned for a multiple client.
Major difference between Project and Product is, Product
release in the Market with the License Key, where Project
doesnt have a License.
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