Complemention (marketing)

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Complemention in marketing terms is the development of products and services that add value to the product lines of other manufacturers without incurring competition.

It can be seen as an alternative to competition.

A prospect or a client does not have to choose between 2 complementioned offerings, they can buy both without conflict.