what is the difference between client,customer and end-user?
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Answer Posted / vibhu
Client is a person or a co-operate group for whom product
is developed and sold.They are the ones who pay for that
software.
Customer can be any person who can buy the same product may
be with some variations or no variation by paying for that
particular software or product when it is ready!
End user can be any person or a group that uses the
software or product once it is sold to client in their
domain.
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