As hardware costs continue to decrease and renewable equipment becomes more commonplace, software-based firms will build better mousetraps and bring new solutions to old problems.
Although transitions from hierarchy to platform designs have become a commonplace for software and service-based companies, it could be questioned if this business model is appropriate for capital-intensive manufacturing companies.
In February, the company deployed this new patent in a continuing lawsuit against Samsung that could radically reorder the $200 billion smartphone business by giving Apple effective ownership of now-commonplace technologies, software experts say.
Vulnerabilities are a commonplace in all software, and you shouldn't run with fear from these issues, but rather embrace them as challenges to be solved like any other customer request.
It seems that high-profile security breaches are becoming commonplace across the software world, with even some of the largest corporations facing major hacks.
This directional drilling, which uses steerable drill bits and other specialized equipment and software, is commonplace, although with relief wells, engineers must take care to create gentler turns to allow more efficient pumping of the mud used to stop the blowout.
Digital radiographs are commonplace and digital templating software allows detailed planning and sizing of components in a way not feasible a few years ago.
Intelligent software applications will become commonplace, said Jeff Dean, a computer scientist who oversees Google's A.I. development.
It runs entirely from the cloud and replaces conventional desktop software that is still commonplace in the radio industry.
But the whole practice of downloading software may hardly be commonplace.
Although the term software component has become commonplace, there is no universally accepted definition of the term, nor does there exist a common foundation for specifying various kinds of components and their compositions.
