Sentence examples for Digital gathering from inspiring English sources

Rendezvous is the digital gathering place for the globally engaged — in particular, the readers and fans of the International Herald Tribune, the global edition of The New York Times, people who care about global issues, in politics, economics and business or the arts, culture, travel and style.

In terms of size, they can range from a physical gathering of 20 developers to a digital gathering of thousands, with prizes ranging from bragging rights and free pizza all the way up to sizable cash payouts and lucrative jobs.

The aid group, whose operations in war-torn Yemen have also been subject to lethal attacks, said it intends to make more use of digital evidence gathering in future.

Nexthink does that by giving IT real-time visibility across the digital workplace, gathering real-time feedback from employees and automating fixes, the company says.

For CX to be its most effective at unifying any enterprise-wide digital effort, gathering these customer insights should be a priority of a cross-functional group.

As for its losses at its core network, well, remember that it is now a family outfit, and many first run programmes are repeated on its digital spin offs, gathering extra viewers and digital advertising revenue.

"There are so many ebooks gathering digital dust on digital shelves, and we can bring them to a new audience of readers," says Cameron. "We're able to get the Xbox, Netflix and Spotify generation interested in reading again by pairing it with another main form of entertainment".

The digital revolution is gathering pace.

MyFitnessPal and RunKeeper are gathering digital dust on my homescreen, and while the Fitbit One is still tracking my steps diligently, its app is equally unloved.

My iTunes library appears to be intact, although it's hard to say for sure since it's been gathering digital dust since 2008.

In a further sign that digital switchover is gathering pace, the owner of retail chains including Currys and PC World is to stop selling analogue television sets.