Privilege

Privileges provided by ClusTurKey and its differences from the “B2B” (Business to Business) trade model:

–     In the “B2B” model, buyer and seller organizations must meet on the same website; in ClusTurKey, however, it is not necessary. “Marketing and export” activities are carried out under the control of ClusTurKey or by ClusTurKey itself as well.

–     In the “B2B” model, the goods and services, and corporate information are displayed online; in ClusTurKey, however, corporate information is not included (companies can promote only in advertising domains). ClusTurKey updates all the information for its own staff and works like a “product-supply and consulting office” in purchasing and product marketing.

–     In the “B2B” model, companies do not have commercial intelligence capabilities in transaction process; in ClusTurKey, however, only the products of the companies that do business with “ethical rules and corporate approach” are allowed to be included.

–     In the “B2B” model, many items do not have technical information details, spectrum of products, producer and production information details (such as production capacity, current stock, delivery terms) and other details; in ClusTurKey, however, member organizations can access all relevant information, and ClusTurKey makes “special agreements with manufacturers” in all categories.

–     In the “B2B” model, there are no corporate or product specific marketing activities or transactions; ClusTurKey, however, works like the “purchasing and marketing department” of the corporations.

–     In the “B2B” model, there is no specific work or effort for the organization or the sector; in ClusTurKey, however, carrying out “strategic clustering” activities for business development is the primary objective.