Sentence examples for centralise data from inspiring English sources

Part of this is the launch of the "Families Together" project that aims, through a coalition of like-minded groups, to centralise data management and help organisations locate and reunite family members.

Although moves to centralise data are partly a response to the death of Victoria Climbié, murdered after welfare services failed to share knowledge which could have saved her, the policy now shifts the focus and resources away from abused children and so puts them at greater risk, according to the study.

You are saying the whole system is corrupt, so let's centralise data and hand it over to the same people.

To centralise data processing and dissemination, it is r ecommended that a unit be established to collect, process, store and disseminate data provided by the aforementioned agencies.

Schadow et al. have subsequently described a related method for using keyed hash functions to carry out on-the-fly, distributed, deterministic record linkage, that is, without any requirement to centralise data [ 14].

At first, computers were used to automate and centralise data-processing previously carried out in branches.

Critics have expressed concerns about the level of centralised data the Estonian government holds on those with ID cards.

It also means that the health service can gather centralised data on maternal health in the region.

The problem with centralising data storage and transmission by using servers and datacenters is that data becomes inherently vulnerable, argues Lambert.

Centralising data has its advantages, but it creates an attractive honeypot for hackers and a leverage tool for the oligopolies to command the market as they wish.

The problem with centralising data storage and transmission by using servers and datacenters is that data becomes inherently vulnerable, argues Lambert.