Service-dominant logic

Service-dominant logic is like a special way of thinking about how people get goods and services. It is about how different people work together to make sure that everyone gets what they need. It's like a big puzzle! When we use service-dominant logic, we think about ways that people can get what they need from each other, and how they can help each other out in the process. For example, if you want to go out to eat, you might get food from a restaurant, but you also need someone to serve that food, someone to wait on your table, and even someone to drive you there. All of these people work together so that you can get the meal you want. It's all about how different people can use their services together to get what they need.