Sentence examples for Computerizing operations from inspiring English sources

To curb costs and improve patients' care by computerizing operations and records, Kaiser Permanente, the health-maintenance organization, has tripled the number of PCs it uses in its offices, clinics and hospitals to 210,000.

A large team of researchers constantly updates the database while technical experts integrate it with the systems of Ctrip's airline and hotel partners that are slowly computerizing their operations.

A new study reveals that American hospitals have been appallingly slow to adopt electronic records, just as previous studies have shown that American physicians have been very slow to computerize their operations.

The sharp increase in returning lost items is due in large part to Mr. Chidester's efforts to computerize the operation.

Using the old Soviet-made computers at Armenian banks, the brothers developed software to computerize the daily operations of the banks.

Lyons was the first company in the world to computerize its commercial operations, partly because it had so many of them: it had more than 200 teahouses in London and its suburbs, with each Lyons Corner House daily generating thousands of paper receipts and needing scores of fresh baked items.

Sutton said that computerizing the book-finding process had an unexpected effect: it made employees friendlier.

Essential for the register simplification process has been coordination with national HIS reform, including streamlining data collection and aggregation operations (pathway A), simplifying and computerizing feedback to all levels (pathway C), and enabling health workers to view data feedback and compare performance with counterparts (pathway D).

Why not computerize the process?

Some restaurateurs object to computerizing an essentially personal business.

He did, computerizing several schools and a village.