consumerization
- noun
- /kənˌsjuːməraɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Hoeblinger uses the the terms consumerization and commoditization of education as if they are foreign to higher education.
Examples
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As consumerization continues to shape our society, businesses must adapt their strategies to meet changing consumer demands.
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It's not, it's the continuous consumerization and having self worth wrapped up in products and opinions of other people.
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The consumerization of education means that students are now treated like customers, with their preferences driving decisions.
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Many industries are experiencing the consumerization trend, where user preferences are prioritized over traditional practices.
Synonyms
To make ideas, services, or relationships into things people can buy
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Morphology
Etymology
Consumerization comes from consumer 'someone who buys or uses things' and the ending -ization 'a process'. It means that social life or organizations start to focus on buying and using goods, so people and services are shaped by consumer choice.