What is cross-sector pattern transfer?
definition
Cross-sector pattern transfer is the practice of applying a growth solution from one industry to a structurally similar problem in a different industry. A working-capital cycle that strangles a manufacturer often looks like a lead-to-disbursement delay in an NBFC. When Marg diagnoses your constraint, it checks how other sectors have already solved it. That is something a single-sector specialist structurally cannot do.
