Based on the provided text, I expect that it simply means competing products. these could be products from competitors or from the same manufacturer. How can this type of idea be taken advantage of: You

can create and manufacture your products in parallel or if you don’t know the exact quantity then you need to, do yours (and provide a sample to me)?

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.

Often used to describe jalopies, bucket of bolts can also be used to refer to machinery: (idiomatic) A piece of machinery

that is not worth more than its scrap value, often of old cars.

Mentioning examples are its logical counterpart or their synonyms. Why are some guys with BS in IT not necessarily uncomplimentary but nice? Most people would probably use something along the lines of Junk or piece of where x can be replaced by junk, crap, shit, etc.