game-changer

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Game-changer' refers to an element, either a person, a product, or an event, that drastically changes the existing conditions or assumptions. It's something that 'changes the game' or the way things are done.

Examples in Different Contexts

Cloud computing was a 'game-changer', allowing businesses to store and access data without heavy investments in physical infrastructure.

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

We've developed an innovative software that can truly democratize complex data analysis.

Response:

It sounds like our new software could indeed be a game-changer in the data analysis sector.

Impact

Scenario:

The adoption of technology, particularly social media platforms, has enhanced our success in gathering support for our initiatives.

Response:

I agree, social media is a game-changer for impact work, greatly increasing our reach and influence.