And, will this commoditize the OS dominance we see in smartphones today?
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And ironically, the pricing feels wrong because Amazon moved to commoditize the e-reader.
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But if cost and efficiency are prioritized over quality, consolidation can unintentionally commoditize health care.
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With all of these shifts, industry pundits predicted that the new wave will commoditize existing categories.
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"As we commoditize the lower orbit, NASA could be more focused on deep space," says McDowell.
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There remains a fear that data-driven advertising will commoditize inventory and decrease prices on premium TV ads.
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As the organic food trend reached its peak and began to commoditize, another food trend has risen to take its place.
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Raymond said more than 60 other anti-TNF biosimilars are in development and could commoditize the drug class much sooner than thought.
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That's why even people who don't drink it should grasp why the efforts to commoditize and cheapen natural wine is so offensive.
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Markets that allow users to exchange goods and services that are fungible will commoditize things like storage, computation, internet connectivity, bandwidth, energy, etc.
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But as data and technology commoditize, startups have been racing to service new markets and simplify their offerings to avoid becoming clunky consultancies.
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This is how the modern world works: we build something, and then we commoditize it so that it can be used by non-experts.
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One thing that I think a lot about — in conversations with venture capitalists and others — is the notion that platforms or marketplaces inherently commoditize.
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The types of services that financial advisers provide will evolve as technology built on machine- learning could commoditize investment options and choices at some point.
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The types of services that financial advisers provide will evolve as technology built on machine learning could commoditize investment options and choices at some point.
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Nadella said Microsoft's goal is to commoditize speech recognition, computer vision and text understanding, so that those tools are considered as a standard part of building a business.
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The Void has been aiming to commoditize VR experiences in a way that doesn't rely on the renaissance of arcades or convincing movie theaters to convert free space.
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And while we don't commoditize other positions quite like we do quarterback, when the Denver Broncos lost Von Miller in 2014, that changed a lot about their team.
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And more and more they're looking like a pipe, and they need more and more content to differentiate and de-commoditize that pipe, so there's a lot of discussions going onto.
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"These trackers and these websites really commoditize you, and they don't really make you feel like a person," Daniel Greenberg, director of strategy and distribution for mschf, said in a phone call.
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Rather than having to each build their own in-house payments teams, Stripe Connect was launched to commoditize all the payments infrastructure needed to serve both sides of a two-sided marketplace.
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"Fatbeam CEO Gregory Green also chided the major broadband providers for having "erected roadblocks to competitive deployment for decades, seeking to commoditize congestion rather than build bigger, better networks of the future.
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We can't afford to go backwards, and in Congress I will make it my priority to fight short-sighted politics that commoditize our earth for the sake of profits to the few.
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The skill set of differentiation is going to be one of the most important skill sets in the future of corporations, because of how pervasive technology is and technology can commoditize businesses very quickly.
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The rulemaking would lock-in the set-top box, strip video providers of their ability to determine how they present their programming to consumers, and commoditize video for the benefit of third parties who sell advertising.
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Why it will boom in 2020: "AMP Robotics was born from the insight — all the way back in 2012 — that deep learning will commoditize computer vision, and computer vision + robotic arms is the future of automation," says Maguire.
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"If you're in the B2C business, if you're selling anything to any consumer anywhere on the planet, you gotta believe that Amazon is gonna have a look at that opportunity to commoditize you to use scale to serve the public," he said.
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I think more likely what's happening is the following: I think platforms, or marketplaces, make it a lot easier for, say, the content providers or app developers that are very, very good to rise to the top, and pretty much commoditize everyone else.
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"We want to build a patient-facing system to commoditize healthcare knowledge, that helps patients and their doctors know and understand the decisions they ought to make, whether those are simple questions about health, diagnostic or treatment, in lots of different ways," Hunt said.
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Here is a list of the so-called FAANG (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google) tech stocks and how their stocks and operating metrics have changed from 5 years ago to today: Five years ago, people thought Samsung was about to commoditize Apple, cutting deeply into its margins.
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JOHN MALONE: Correct because they have-- if you're in the B2C business, if you're selling anything to any consumer anywhere on the planet, right, you gotta believe that Amazon is gonna have a look at that opportunity to decoma-- to-- to commoditize you, to use scale to serve the public.
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If ridesharing companies can "commoditize" automobiles such that consumers no longer care what type of car they are in to get from place A to place B, they will be able to capture a significant portion of the profits in the transportation industry and reinvest those profits in their technology platforms and marketplaces.
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For example, individuals facing economic hardships may sell family heirlooms to commoditize and profit from previously enclaved items. Similarly, warfare often commoditizes previously enclaved items as sacred relics are plundered and entered into foreign markets.
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Thistle Farms provides a network of partnerships and communities committed to helping women survivors free themselves from the physical, emotional, and economic bondage of trafficking, addiction, prostitution, and poverty. They provide a sanctuary that helps women heal, opportunities for move survivors from vulnerability to employment and economic freedom, and create paths to rise against systems that commoditize, criminalize and abuse women.
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The Intel Cluster Ready program does not primarily include the high-end clusters used for scientific calculations at universities and research institutes. It aims to commoditize the parallel systems used for industrial and commercial applications. According to IDC, more than half of the servers currently sold for technical applications is deployed as part of a cluster. For example, these systems are used for industrial computations, financial analyses, and modelling in engineering.
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Fee-based knowledge markets commoditize knowledge by being based on traditional market mechanisms that work well for traditional goods. The buyer posts a request, normally in the form of a question and sets a price for the valid answer. Alternatively, the suppliers of knowledge (answerers) can post their bids to have the question answered. Experts-Exchange is fee-based knowledge market which using a virtual currency where buyers can offer payment to have their questions answered.
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Females are more vulnerable than males because of entrenched misogyny that causes men to inferiorize and commoditize women and girls. Traditional patriarchal structures reinforce gender inequality, especially in rural areas where females are oftentimes not afforded the same opportunities as males and are forced to submit to male authority. This inequality leaves women and girls increasingly marginalized and vulnerable to sex trafficking. The one-child policy and preference for sons over daughters has led to a skewed sex ratio in which men outnumber women in China.
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In parallel to efforts to commoditize diamonds, some industry players have launched campaigns to introduce benefits to mining centers in the developing world. Rapaport Fair Trade was established with the goal "to provide ethical education for jewelry suppliers, buyers, first time or seasoned diamond buyers, social activists, students, and anyone interested in jewelry, trends, and ethical luxury." The company's founder, Martin Rapaport, as well as Kimberley Process initiators Ian Smillie and Global Witness, are among several industry insiders and observers who have called for greater checks and certification programs among many other programs that would ensure protection for miners and producers in developing countries. Smillie and Global Witness have since withdrawn support for the Kimberley Process.
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The Halloween documents acknowledged that parts of Linux are superior to the versions of Microsoft Windows available at the time, and outlined a strategy of "de-commoditize[ing] protocols & applications." Microsoft stated in its 2006 Annual Report that it was a defendant in at least 35 patent infringement lawsuits. The company's litigation expenses for April 2004 through March 2007 exceed $4.3 billion: over $4 billion in payouts, plus $300 million in legal fees. Another concern of critics is that Microsoft may be using the distribution of shared source software to harvest names of developers who have been exposed to Microsoft code, as some believe that these developers could someday be the target of lawsuits if they were ever to participate in the development of competing products.
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