| I don't think we can commoditize individuals and simply regard them as something of business value to be sold on. |
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| Let's hope this heralds a worldwide movement to commoditize education for the common good. |
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| Novell has worked closely with DMTF, SNIA and open source communities to modularize, standardize, commoditize and virtualize the IT environment. |
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| As advances in broadband communications diffuse information more quickly, basic technologies commoditize and the premium on innovation increases. |
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| But that hasn't stopped people from trying to copy and, one might say, commoditize the E. I. R. idea. |
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| The tipping point to commoditize Chardonnay appears to be only 90,000 bearing acres in California. |
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| Why? Isn't the promise of anything, anywhere the raison d'être of the Web? Perhaps, but wine continues to confound the algorithm-writers' efforts to commoditize it. |
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| Both need to be informed by consumer demand and both need to be able to grasp and implement business models that commoditize the creative results of their synergies and collaboration. |
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| In many regions there has been strong pressure to commoditize social services and social protection by imposing user fees for public services and expanding market-based provision. |
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| I don't think we'll ever commoditize health care to the point that it'll be like buying cars. |
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