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3. Distributor normally operates out of his own office and generally not paid for his office rentals. 4. Distributor will pay on his own to workers and employees under him. Dealer is a person(s) who. 1. Retails the product of a company directly from a retail outlet. Dealership generally involves retailing of a product directly to end-user. Example of dealership is car showrooms, retail outlets of an apparel company like Peter England, Raymonds, etc.
Licensing Logic: What's the difference between OEM, Retail and Volume Licenses? When it comes to purchasing licences there are a number of different channels that you can purchase through. These are FPP (Full Packaged Product), OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) and Volume Licensing. So what are the key differences between the channels, and what impact do they have on your licensing rights? Because it is the usage rights you receive with the software that mainly distinguish between the channels.