A **service network** typically refers to a system of interconnected resources, such as people, technologies, and organizations, that collaborate to deliver services to customers or clients. These networks can vary widely depending on the context in which the term is used, but the following are some common characteristics and applications: 1. **Collaboration**: In a service network, different entities (e.g., businesses, service providers, or individuals) work together to provide a cohesive service offering.
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