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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
commoditize . - adjective Transformed into a
commodity
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Examples
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Low-cost "commoditized" offerings that include stable-value funds, index funds and company stock plans may contribute little or nothing toward common plan costs.
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But panel technology is becoming ever more commoditized, meaning big brands aren't the only ones controlling the field.
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Brokers have become "commoditized" agents, he likes to say.
Talking to Chuck 2007
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Misra said duplicating the service too much will make it "commoditized" and would dull the advantage which can be enjoyed by its users.
FOXNews.com Vladimir Guevarra 2010
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Misra said duplicating the service too much will make it "commoditized" and would dull the advantage which can be enjoyed by its users.
FOXNews.com Vladimir Guevarra 2010
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Conversely, lower margins indicate a 'commoditized' type tech sector which generally lead to lower multiples.
SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page Bill Simpson 2010
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They believe AEO is shifting from a "commoditized" teen retailer selling mostly basics to one that has more fashion content in its product and is differentiated.
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I don't particularly like seeing our profession "commoditized" the way it has, whether it's boutique medicine, cheesy advertising, or what have you.
BusinessWeek.com -- 2009
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The ability to outsource 'commoditized' IT infrastructure and contextual IT applications (like payroll, HR etc.) will enable the companies to focus on their core competency.
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The ability to outsource 'commoditized' IT infrastructure and contextual IT applications (like payroll, HR etc.) will enable the companies to focus on their core competency.
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