Note that service is not considered in the sense of the product-service-dichotomy (services as output) but as common denominator of all economic exchange (Lusch and Nambisan 2015, pp. 158).
What is more, American telecommunications law, honed in the age of the plain old telephone service, imposes a stark dichotomy: the industry's offerings are either classified as "information services", which are unregulated, or "telecommunications services" which are subject to all kinds of rules, from security requirements to price controls.
The heavily scrutinized assessment of women attending Army Ranger School could be nearing its end soon, and it comes with a dichotomy: senior service officials are laudatory of their efforts, while some of the women who washed out question whether they got a fair shake.
Dichotomies of service provision in the realm of mental health which impede access for those in need puts patients, and their caregivers at risk of danger – unnecessarily.
What you are missing here, as is most of America, is the fact that there is a dichotomy of the service providers and the content which traverses their equipment.
This evident dichotomy in healthcare service delivery may also influence the practice of informed consent in South Africa.
"The subscription streaming services are presenting a false dichotomy between downloads and streaming, as they're conflating the idea that downloads versus streaming is the exact same as saying downloads versus subscription-based streaming," said Diamond.
Health systems development for outcomes A health systems development for outcomes approach to health-service delivery defies the longstanding dichotomy between vertical approaches to achieve outcomes and horizontal approaches to strengthen systems, arguing that both aims can be realized by adapting health systems to achieve results.
The resolution to this dichotomy is to construct service platforms, which invite others to build on top of your own platform offering.
In fact, net neutrality rules have been in and out of the courts since 2002, with the FCC and various industries disagreeing fundamentally on what constitutes an "information service" versus a "telecommunications service," the dichotomy at the heart of this conflict.
Despite the similarities of service targets and functions, the administrative dichotomy of early childhood education and childcare (henceforth, ECEC) produces setbacks in policymaking throughout the society.
