Standardizer
Pronunciation: /ˈstændɝˌdaɪzˈɑɹ/
Standardizer (noun)
- A person or thing that makes different versions follow the same rules or measurements.
- A program or tool that changes data into a common format so it can be compared or processed.
- A substance used to set the exact strength of a solution for accurate testing.
Examples
- A standardizer helps make rules consistent across teams.
- The standardizer ensures policies stay consistent when people change roles.