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to technologize

to technologize

7.4
To add modern technology to something so it uses new tools
  • verb
  • /tɛkˈnɑlədʒaɪz/
  • US
translation icon : modernizar
  • To remain competitive, the company decided to technologize its operations by adopting the latest software and automation processes.

Examples

  • The government plans to technologize public transportation by introducing smart ticketing and real-time tracking for commuters.

  • Schools are working hard to technologize their curriculum by integrating computers and digital tools into their lessons.

  • Every time we technologize/trade our way out of a job, we allow that person to move into another job.

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Synonyms

to modernize
vsto technologize
51 4.0

To make something more up to date using new tools or ideas

focuses on adding tools, skills, or methods that use advanced technology

How Technological

to automate
52 4.0
to technologize
  • US
7.4
to digitize
  • Specialized
24 3.9
to modernize
51 4.0

Surface Forms

technologize infinitive
technologized past participle
technologizing present participle
technologizes third person singular

Morphology

technologize = technology (transparent) = technology + ize

A direct derivation from 'technology' with productive suffix '-ize' meaning 'to furnish or adapt with technology'.

Etymology

Technologize comes from technology, the same root behind the English word tech, and the ending -ize which means 'to make'. So, to technologize something in this sense is to give it modern tools or methods and to make it use technology.