Noun
personalisation (countable and uncountable, plural personalisations)
(British spelling) Alternative spelling of personalization
Beauty Buddy provides real-time data rather than static data, which enables brands to have direct access to customers to offer product personalisation and other advantages, while learning more about shopping habits. Source: Internet
Al Jazeera English for iPhone and iPad brings you curated top stories, live and on-demand video and personalisation, free of charge. Source: Internet
Among all the Moto Guzzi bikes, none is so suitable for personalisation as the V7 and so suited to the style of the individual rider. Source: Internet
O’Halloran, K.A. (ed.) English grammar in context, Book 2: Getting inside English (2006), The Open University, p. 22. The speaker/writer persona concerns the stance, personalisation and standing of the speaker or writer. Source: Internet
The heart of any personalisation platform is a clear taxonomy. Source: Internet
She refers to portability, print on demand, personalisation, the democratic publishing and environmentally-friendly process as some of the advantages of the e-book industry. Source: Internet