Now obviously, this is a one off product, and not available for sale.
It's also worth noting that it's independent craftsmen who are best suited to meet the increase in demand for one-off products, not large factories that are designed for mass-production.
"This is not about creating random one-off products," he says.
Maybe your company makes big bucks by selling landfill-clogging one-off products.
Now people want authentic, one-off products, as opposed to going to Primark," he says.
Since these are one-off products, they're gone when they're gone.
It's a path IBM started down in earnest several years ago, when Chief Executive Louis Gerstner Louis Gerstner decided that IBM's real value was not in one-off products, but a "solutions" oriented approach led by services and crossing all product categories.
Amazon is rolling this out across about 150,000 items initially — one-off products ranging from sports and entertainment collectibles to art — and it says that the plan will be to extend this to "hundreds of thousands of items" by 2015.
VAT itself made cabins for some special, one-off products.
After his first hit, "Trap Queen," it'd be easy to write off the native of Paterson, New Jersey, born Willie Maxwell II, as a one-off product of pop and rap's musical and commercial homogenization, occupying the low-stakes space Flo-Rida and Kid Ink enjoy.
It was also an open-ended business project rather than a one-off product.
