Examples of using Commoditization in English and their translations into Japanese
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The Commoditization of Cars.
Demise of Glitch- commoditization.
It's the commoditization of human beings.
Most products can be viewed as a cycle of invention,innovation, commoditization, and redundancy.
Also called commoditization(commoditisation).
Akamai research offers a strong indication that Mirai, like many other botnets,is now contributing to the commoditization of DDoS.
Rise of the EC market/commoditization of the market.
The commoditization of products and the emergence of rapid deployment application solutions.
Amazon SQS can be described as commoditization of the messaging service.
By commoditization time, the game is up, and harnessing the work of others is probably the best option.
In fact, we are called to fight commoditization with thoughtful, original Web design.
Commoditization, templates, and automation are signs of poorly understood Web design, not that there's no more work left for us to do.
Komatsu has created a competitive strategy that prevents the commoditization of its products and generates profits throughout the entire product life cycle.
The pace of commoditization is accelerating, which leads to Chinese electronic equipment manufacturers growing fast," said Mr. Yamaji.
He also spent 14 years at Telegraph Media Group, chiefly responsible for revenue and, in particular,focusing on digital development and commoditization.
In fact, if privacy commoditization leads to a more rapid degradation of the commons, it's actually worse.
Franke Group, a European-based manufacturer of residential and professional kitchen systems,was facing commoditization in a competitive market.
For example, despite impending HMD commoditization, IDC projects 2 million tethered VR headsets will be sold this year.
At one time, metal and mineral resource prices were usually set through direct negotiations between buyers and sellers,however, the commoditization of these resources has accelerated in recent years.
The Harvard report warns that commoditization of technologies such as drone delivery and autonomous passenger vehicles could become powerful tools of asymmetric warfare.
Products and services in many sectors, such as in specialty chemicals,are prone to commoditization as technologies reach the peak of their lifecycle and patents expire.
The commoditization of the Internet coupled with the widespread adoption of smartphones has made email the most widely used and most critical communication tool around the world-more so than social media or micro-blogging.
Telcos and communication service providers(CSPs) stay ahead of commoditization and grow by delivering innovative new services with unprecedented customer experience.
Commoditization of mobile devices across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia brings the hope of new capabilities and economic empowerment opportunities for unbanked and underserved consumers and businesses.
But the larger point is that the relevance and higher performance of location targeted mobile ads, in both search and display,will be required to prevent the commoditization of ads that we have seen on the desktop over the last decade.
The law states that when modularity and commoditization cause attractive profits to disappear at one stage in the value chain, the opportunity to earn attractive profits with proprietary products will usually emerge at an adjacent stage.
Both of these terms are used by philosophers, social scientists and social critics to refer to aspects of contemporary culture, economics and society that are the result of features of late 20th century and early 21st century life,including the fragmentation of authority and the commoditization of knowledge(see“Modernity”).
Recent breakthroughs in neural networks combined with the commoditization of cloud computing and sensors have made it possible for us to develop field-analytics solutions that predict and improve performance in a new and revolutionary way.”.
We will look at how the economics of scale have been commoditized, granting smaller players access to manufacturing, supply-chain, and logistics economies of scale that were heretofore onlyviable for a much larger multi-national organizations.[1] This commoditization of scale has allowed companies, such as IDW, to restructure not only our manufacturing chains, but also how we design products and tailor them specifically to customer's needs.