Sentence examples for digital acceleration from inspiring English sources

"We are going through a period of digital acceleration and advertisers are looking for better engagement with consumers," he says.

Cisco Systems launched its Country Digital Acceleration (CDA) program to address these opportunities, partnering with countries to advance their national digital agendas.

Smart-cities gets Cisco on the fairway, but its Country Digital Acceleration (CDA) program is the real long game leveraging networking, infrastructure, and IoT to improve economies, governments, and people's lives.

This anomaly was rechecked using the digital acceleration data of nine earthquakes obtained at these stations and also velocity seismogram of another rock site PKIN on the southern slope of Phulchauki Hill.

"At Walmart, we are tirelessly searching for new and creative ways to improve the everyday lives of our customers by providing great experiences that extend from our stores into their homes," Daniel Eckert, senior vice president, Walmart Services and Digital Acceleration, Walmart U.S., said in a March press release announcing the expansion.

These areas include, but are not limited to, healthcare, education, and energy efficiency/sustainability. Domestically, Cisco has worked with several states in the US to bring CDA (or State Digital Acceleration - SDA) programs to some of the poorest and underserved areas of the country.

Last year, the Provost's Office awarded Digital Education and Learning Technology Acceleration grants to six innovative projects that tap the potential of digital technology to enhance teaching and learning at Johns Hopkins.

A fuzzy logic based digital time domain sinusoidal acceleration waveform amplitude controller for an electrodynamic shaker is presented.

Botha specializes in guiding product development teams from concept to viable product and is currently locked in a wave of parallel experimentation, feeding off his passion for product acceleration, and digital manufacturing.

The Acceleration of Digital Medicine: Peter Hames (Big Health), Dr. Dominic King (HELIX Centre, Imperial College London).

She said that for years and years the company prided itself on being a "fast follower". "But," she said, "we can no longer afford to be a fast follower because of the acceleration of digital transformation". How does a company as large and as globally widespread as Accenture--with its legacy of being a fast follower--position itself to become a leader, and what does that mean, in your words?