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Definition of commoditize in English: commoditize(British commoditise) verb kəˈmɒdɪtʌɪzkəˈmädəˌtīz another term for commodify Example sentencesExamples - But by creating the interest, by putting their private life up for auction in this way, doesn't the celebrity also commoditise themselves?
- How do we best streamline the process of retraining for the new tasks as the old ones become commoditized?
- This is a generation that will know of nothing that isn't commoditised and cannot be packaged up and sold back to us.
- Even with the emergence of off-the-shelf hardware and software, the router market won't become as commoditized as the PC market.
- He argues that information technology will follow the paths of earlier technological inventions such as railways and electricity and become commoditised, and thus lose its value.
- Each, therefore, has a strong incentive to neutralize its competitors' strengths by commoditizing the parts of the stack that are most important to them.
- His goods have become commoditised, sales are slowing, while rents and labour costs are rising.
- It pioneered and eventually withdrew from manufacturing personal computers when they became commoditised and could be made more cheaply by somebody else.
- Bidders are likely to offload parts of the group, which has struggled as its market has become increasingly commoditised.
- Certainly, there are some industries that are maturing and commoditizing products (which is a good thing), which should lead to opportunities for certain industries to restructure.
- As much as the sensor suppliers try to create advanced and unique sensor technology, the competition quickly catches up and once again commoditizes the component.
- ‘Things that we look forward to using from them are commoditized services such as desktop support,’ he explains.
- Of course, the business of commoditizing the industry, which is likely to happen, can wait a while.
- I agree that auditing has been commoditized.
- ‘Water has been commoditized, and the standards dumbed down to benefit large bottlers,’ says Johnson.
- Both products had suddenly become commoditised, barriers to entry were very low, and prices were dropping dramatically.
- At the same time, basic wireless technology is becoming commoditized, which lowers barriers to entry for newcomers, especially from Asia.
- We will start to commoditise IT services by offering ranges of service level to suit the client.
Derivativesnoun kəˌmɒdɪtʌɪˈzeɪʃn mass nounThe action or process of treating something as a mere commodity. he warned against commoditization of the ancient Indian practice Example sentencesExamples - The nation's biggest electricity marketer in many respects led the energy industry, and America, into deregulation, globalization, and the commoditization of essential products.
- The driver that we have is that innovation is the only way out of a strong commoditisation of a business.
- Being able to set standards independently of vendor control means a faster path to commoditisation and hence to lower cost alternatives that the whole local market can use, not just the rich.
Definition of commoditize in US English: commoditize(British commoditise) verbkəˈmädəˌtīz another term for commodify Example sentencesExamples - Both products had suddenly become commoditised, barriers to entry were very low, and prices were dropping dramatically.
- This is a generation that will know of nothing that isn't commoditised and cannot be packaged up and sold back to us.
- As much as the sensor suppliers try to create advanced and unique sensor technology, the competition quickly catches up and once again commoditizes the component.
- ‘Water has been commoditized, and the standards dumbed down to benefit large bottlers,’ says Johnson.
- Certainly, there are some industries that are maturing and commoditizing products (which is a good thing), which should lead to opportunities for certain industries to restructure.
- But by creating the interest, by putting their private life up for auction in this way, doesn't the celebrity also commoditise themselves?
- I agree that auditing has been commoditized.
- Bidders are likely to offload parts of the group, which has struggled as its market has become increasingly commoditised.
- He argues that information technology will follow the paths of earlier technological inventions such as railways and electricity and become commoditised, and thus lose its value.
- It pioneered and eventually withdrew from manufacturing personal computers when they became commoditised and could be made more cheaply by somebody else.
- We will start to commoditise IT services by offering ranges of service level to suit the client.
- Even with the emergence of off-the-shelf hardware and software, the router market won't become as commoditized as the PC market.
- ‘Things that we look forward to using from them are commoditized services such as desktop support,’ he explains.
- At the same time, basic wireless technology is becoming commoditized, which lowers barriers to entry for newcomers, especially from Asia.
- His goods have become commoditised, sales are slowing, while rents and labour costs are rising.
- Of course, the business of commoditizing the industry, which is likely to happen, can wait a while.
- Each, therefore, has a strong incentive to neutralize its competitors' strengths by commoditizing the parts of the stack that are most important to them.
- How do we best streamline the process of retraining for the new tasks as the old ones become commoditized?
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