I am looking for a word which describes 'technically complete' in a single word.
An example usage of such a word in a phrase is: 'This product is now X but not yet commercialized'
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2I would probably use finalized for this, but I'd want a bit more context before giving that as an answer.– Jeff ZeitlinCommented Dec 19, 2017 at 14:23
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1production ready– deppermCommented Dec 19, 2017 at 14:29
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@JeffZeitlin - I used 'completed' (similar to finalized) before but it was deemed not specific enough by management. They suggested 'Technically completed' but i prefer a single word which conveys this meaning. The context is that we develop materials for customers and keep track of these materials in a database. When we have finished developing the material we want to set it to a certain status that it is clear that development has completed but the material has not been commercialized yet. This can be for a number of reasons, e.g. waiting on customer feedback on trial runs.– nluigiCommented Dec 19, 2017 at 14:29
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ready to be commercialized or ready to be externalized.– DrewCommented Dec 19, 2017 at 18:10
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It seems like the jargon of the software industry to describe an almost-ready version as "the beta." Perhaps you could say that your product is "post-beta" or "out of beta"?– ChaimCommented Dec 19, 2017 at 19:54
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Validated, is usually what is used in Engineering assemblies, sub-assemblies as well as component level product. Once a component is validated it is used in the next upper level of the product which includes either or both sub-assemblies and assembly or finished goods.
An idiom. as requested in title of question:
done and dusted When a project, task or activity is done and dusted, it is completely finished or ready.
As in:
I've nearly finished preparing the presentation. When it's all done and dusted I'll be able to relax.
Consider saying that the product is ready. Depending on the phrasing, it can refer to the technical completion (ready but not commercialised) or the anticipation of the next phase (ready for commercialisation).
ready adjective 1.1 (of a thing) made suitable and available for immediate use. ‘When the processes have finished, the oven bleeps and the product is ready for sale.’ - ODO
Production ready? In software terms this illustrates ready for shipping to customers.
