Question

when deciding between building or buying digital services, companies must consider different aspects of building and buying. match the digital service type to its description.
users have control over the product and its functionality
users do not have control over the product and its functionality
saves a user time
bought service
built service

Explanation:

• For "Users have control over the product and its functionality": A built service is developed by the company itself, so they can customize and have control over its features and functionality. So this matches with "Built service".
• For "Users do not have control over the product and its functionality": A bought service is a third - party service, and the company using it has limited or no control over its core functionality and product design. So this matches with "Bought service".
• For "Saves a user time": Both bought and built services can be designed to save user time. But in the context of buying a service, often these are off - the - shelf solutions that are already optimized for common tasks, and building a service can also be optimized for internal use to save time. However, when considering the typical characteristics, a bought service (like using a SaaS - Software as a Service) is often ready - to - use and can save time as there is no development time. But also, a built service for internal use can be tailored to save time. But in the given options, we can match "Saves a user time" with "Bought service" as well (since bought services are ready - made and can save implementation time) or "Built service" (if it's tailored for internal time - saving). But more accurately:
• "Users have control over the product and its functionality" → Built service (because when you build a service, you can modify and control its features).
• "Users do not have control over the product and its functionality" → Bought service (because when you buy a service, like a third - party software, you can't change its core functionality easily).
• "Saves a user time" → Bought service (since bought services are ready to use, no need to spend time building, so they save time) or Built service (if the built service is for a specific internal task that saves time). But in the context of this matching, we can say:
• "Users have control over the product and its functionality" - Built service
• "Users do not have control over the product and its functionality" - Bought service
• "Saves a user time" - Bought service (as bought services are pre - built and can be implemented quickly, saving time compared to building from scratch)

Answer:

• "Users have control over the product and its functionality" - Built service
• "Users do not have control over the product and its functionality" - Bought service
• "Saves a user time" - Bought service