Synonyms for personalization
per·son·al·iza·tion

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1. List of paraphrases for "personalization":

   customization, customizing, customisation, personalisation, personalizing, customize, individualization, custom, customizations, personalize, individualisation

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1. Jason Chua:

   Personalization is something consumers expect universally. They can tailor anything from their phone to a coffee order to a loan online, airlines are responding to that desire for customization, but right now there are significant limitations to bringing a similar level of choice to commercial air travel -- even the smallest change in an aircraft cabin can take anywhere from seven to 10 years.

2. Cornell William Brooks:

   He is an extraordinary surgeon, extraordinarily passionate human being, but I disagree with the personalization of a set of policies that have been harmful, not only to African-Americans, but the country as a whole with any particular party. ... Dr. Carson stands like a giant in the operating room, but in the civil rights arena we would love to have more conservation with him about our positions.

3. Seth Rosenberg:

   Our goal is to make personalization available at scale for businesses, it's giving them ways to deeply engage with their consumers as everything becomes more competitive.

4. An NBA spokesperson:

   Based on attempts to include violent, abusive and hateful messages on personalized The NBA jerseys, the personalization feature has been disabled on NBAStore.com, fanatics, the operator of our online store, isconducting a further review to establish appropriate safeguards and ensure that this feature is not used to promote violence, hate or abuse of any kind. The NBA REVERSES, ALLOWS FREEHONGKONG TO BE PRINTED ON CUSTOM GEAR FOLLOWING BACKLASH Some of the leagues critics previously pointed out amid the.

5. Ian Thompson Jr.:

   The essence of the message is that physicians and patients should be careful to suggest or request screening, prevention, or treatment interventions and that they should be considered carefully based on the available evidence for that particular patient, in many cases, part of that personalization will include a discussion of the patient's priorities.