Commoditization

Companies are forced to compete on price because, in the mind of the purchasing customer, their products and services are perceived as being similar, if not identical - this trend, known as Commoditization, is ever more present

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PubMatic Closes Second Round; New Optimizer Tool Promises To Reduce 'Commoditization'

paidContent 2009

Commoditization -- at the risk of becoming a non-distinct, passive service provider -- will destroy wealth.

How Wireless Carriers Can Recapture The Market Darcy Travlos 2010

"The travel industry is undergoing a revolution that is redefining the rules of engagement between travel firms and consumers," says Jeffrey Grau, Senior Analyst and the author of the new US Online Travel: The Threat of Commoditization report.

Online Travel Business May Get Bumpy | Impact Lab 2007

#2 - Commoditization - the turning of things into a commodity.

Archive 2008-08-01 Matt Baehr 2008

Entitled “The Commoditization of the Starbucks Experience,” the memo acknowledged that rapid growth had diluted the Starbucks magic.

It's the coffee! Ann Althouse 2008

#2 - Commoditization - the turning of things into a commodity.

Great Words that Really Don't Exist Matt Baehr 2008

Commoditization will relentlessly drive down component costs and make it ever cheaper and easier for entrepreneurs to build new technologies.

The New Road to Riches 2004

Commoditization inspired innovation is the way to go.

08/17/2004 Blog Gems 2004

Commoditization of the product offering is almost always accompanied by reductions in cost which make some downward price movements possible.

Managing with Dual Strategies Derek F. Abell 1993