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Well, and I think we've seen a consumerization of computing.
But consumerization is not the same thing as innovation.It’s incremental.
"We understand there has to be this consumerization feel."
Consumerization is driving the adoption of mobility in the workplace.
This has been described as the "consumerization" of arbitration.
This new era will be brought about by the consumerization of medicine, Morgenthaler noted.
Such a strategy will come in handy due to the increasing consumerization of IT, he added.
"This is what we call the consumerization of enterprise apps," Dietrich said.
We're doing that by leveraging what we refer to as the consumerization of IT.
This phenomenon appeared as a consequence of consumerization.
"The consumerization of IT presents a challenge for our enterprise customers.
Research areas of Österle are business engineering, consumerization, independent living, sourcing in the financial industry, and corporate data quality.
The phenomenon is commonly referred to as IT consumerization.
Apple is a big winner when workers get to pick their own phones, a trend known as the consumerization of IT.
Much of the pessimism about Microsoft's prospects come down to the so-called consumerization of information technology.
Four years later, in June 2008 the Wikipedia entry for Consumerization was created.
A major driver of the sector's growth is the consumerization of MedTech.
One of the more serious negative implications of consumerization is that security controls have been slower to be adopted in the consumer space.
Bpm'online 7.x version release was influenced by a so-called consumerization trend in the IT industry.
This has also been associated with consumerization, whereby personal or privately owned devices and software are also used for business purposes.
Later, Consumerization of IT has been used ambiguously.
Consumerization of IT: Employee-owned devices on the corporate network.
Globalization, consumerization, new competitors and new service models are radically 'changing the shape of IT'.
Industry observers use the term 'consumerization' to describe the phenomenon whereby office workers are less likely to wait for the IT folks to equip them.
Call it the consumerization of IT.
