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Can a business use both ETO and CTO approaches?

Absolutely. Many companies adopt a hybrid model where standard offerings are handled through CTO, while high-complexity or high-value projects follow the ETO process. This combination allows them to serve a broader range of customer needs while managing costs and delivery times effectively.

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