Sign inOutput vs. Outcome
This time, we're gonna delve into the differences and similarities between these two words. Wanna learn more about them? C'mon.
What Is Their Main Difference?
Both are stages of a project. However, 'output' refers to the items, actions, etc. we take in order to get the results we desire. 'Outcome', on the other hand, is the final, actual results we want to achieve. Note that 'output' is always concrete, meaning that they are observable and countable, whereas, 'outcome' can be abstract or concrete.
Differences
As mentioned above, 'outcome' refers to the final results the business is looking for. Remember that 'outcome' can be both abstract and concrete. Look at the examples below:
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'Output', on the other hand, refers to the actions we take, items we include, and all other tasks we undergo to achieve the desired results. Note that 'output' is always concrete. Check out the examples below:
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We can consider adding these materials an example of
Similarities
Both refer to the different stages of a business project, procedure, etc. Take a look at the examples below:
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Removing such a material in order to get the result we want is an example of
Are They Interchangeable?
Although both are different stages of a business project, they cannot be used interchangeably because their functions are different. Look:
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