Almost every goal businesses are trying to accomplish can now be housed under the digital transformation umbrella.
Following its digital release, "Umbrella" soared to number one for the issue dated June 9, 2007 on its seventh week on the chart.
But when Governor Dunmore of the Virginia colony strode into the room, even Mr. Henry rose, out of respect to the authority of the king, as did we all, even those of us carrying digital cameras, umbrellas and souvenir bags.
Digitas, which has been putting on annual NewFront events since 2008, was instrumental in getting new-media companies to agree to a series of coordinated presentations to be held in late April and early May under the Digital Content NewFronts umbrella.
Digital marketing is an umbrella term that refers to the promotion of products and brands via electronic media.
Moreover, issues concerning more finely-tuned classifications and protections arise due to the diverse properties of creative works which fall under the umbrella of "digital art," which do not conform to the neat categories laid out in copyright law.
In the essay, Lanier grouped everything from his personal Wikipedia entry to "American Idol" under the umbrella of digital Maoism, and many of the responses to the article by assorted Internet luminaries observed that Lanier had elided important differences between these systems to make his point.
The Digital Humanitarian Network, an umbrella group overseeing such efforts during Harvey, has mobilized a number of volunteer groups skilled at tracking emergency-related posts on social media.
Now we have 'intelligent dance music' (aka 'glitch', etc), an umbrella term for digital composition that shuns the straitjacket of song in favour of crackles and fizzes that, in the right hands, become emotive soundscapes.
According to sources familiar with Gateway's plans, the company will launch a series of information appliances and other devices that fit the umbrella concept of "digital home".
