Definitions for "bundling"
The practice of joining related products together for the purpose of selling...
the practice of selling two or more products or services together, but at a single price: e.g., personal computers are typically sold containing several software packages, a home improvement service may combine several renovation services and offer a single price to the homeowner, or two media may join together as an advertising package, such as AOL Time Warner and CBS combining and offering advertising time as a package. See cross-media advertising and multi-media buy.
The practice of supplying two separate products together, so buyer who only want one, must buy both.... more on: Bundling
a former custom, especially in New England, in which unmarried couples occupied the same bed without undressing, especially during courtship. See bundle{2}, v. i.
a one-time custom during courtship of unmarried couples occupying the same bed without undressing
the act of binding something into a bundle.
the act of shoving hastily; as, she complained about bundling the children off to school.
Including a unit of software with every unit of hardware shipped for a low royalty rate. Often known as OEM budling.
Uses inductive thinking and is a tactic in which ideas or responses are grouped or 'bundled' into various categories decided upon by the students or participants.
the process integrating certain relationships of text and image into cohesive units
Keywords:  cellular, defined
Cellular bundling defined.
A term referring to the vertical organization of a utility into generation, transmission and distribution segments. Bundling of an electric bill means the consumer is billed just one amount for all components involved in providing electricity.
Keywords:  whereby, firm, technique, buy, sells
A marketing technique whereby a firm that sells two products requires customers who buy one of them to buy the other as well.