Sentence examples for digital warehousing from inspiring English sources

Then he offered other services like sales-tax calculation, export control, digital warehousing and credit card processing for 10 cents to 25 cents a transaction.

Keeping these limitations in mind, Kückelhaus (2014, p.21) suggests that 3D printing is expected to change future freight transport and logistics services that will demand specific networks for materials delivery, but that it will also offer new business opportunities for logistics providers, such as digital warehousing and 3D model hosting.

The two chains are desperate to avoid becoming showrooms for Amazon's digital warehouse, which would quickly send them to the bookstore graveyard like their former colleague Borders.

Worldwide, the digital warehouses use about 30 billion watts of electricity, roughly equivalent to the output of 30 nuclear power plants, according to estimates industry experts compiled for The Times.

The technology giant created a stir here in 2006 when it bought about 75 acres of bean fields to build a giant data center, a digital warehouse to support various Internet services.

In one sequence Sagan is there at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena when the first pictures from Jupiter's moon Europa arrive at the astronomers' computers, "wharves for unloading data" that will be stored in "digital warehouses".

These organizations are developing very large digital discovery mechanisms and digital warehouses.

A retail chain put all its checkout-counter data into a giant digital warehouse and set the disk drives spinning.

The company makes the bulk of its profits from users buying credits for IMVU's virtual catalog, a digital warehouse of some 4 million items including pet dragons, clothes, and new eyebrows.

"Our digital warehouse gives us the unique opportunity to quickly offer access to our titles on the newest technology, and we encourage people to provide feedback about their experiences".

Prior to the updated guidelines, the National Counterterrorism Center NCTCC) maintained the Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment database (TIDE), a digital warehouse of half a million terror suspects and their friends and family.