The word "digitalize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're talking about the process of converting something (such as a system, a company, or a process) from analog to digital. For example, you could say "The company digitalized their inventory tracking system to make it more efficient."
("Digitalization" is formed from "digitalize," which actually means to administer digitalis drugs to a heart patient. Really).
Digitalization of their titles proceeded slowly.Digitization, not digitalization.As we noted in May, "digitalization" is formed from "digitalize," which actually means to administer digitalis drugs to a heart patient.No kidding.
The imbroglio also seems to have dimmed Vatican enthusiasm for an unrelated I.B.M. project to digitalize the library's entire archive of 150,000 rare manuscripts, an extraordinary boon to scholars.
Every library that has digitalized its card catalogue has found a sharp increase in the demand for its paper-bound books.
Now that books are being digitalized at the rate of many million a year, primarily by Google, the question of how people will read is not as difficult as you seem to believe.
It is the first switched, digitalized, fibre-optic, multimedia, interactive tv system.
Its announced priorities have not involved primary structural change so much as proposals like eliminating bureaucracy, digitalizing the administration's communications, increasing broadband use and developing electronic-based transport.
So mixed in with cool khaki shorts, parachute jackets and a beautiful white linen suit were digitalized LV monogram florals and muted prints based on Chinese zodiac animals and tattoos.
Cannes this year includes a tribute to the past: Georges Méliès's "Le Voyage dans la lune" or A Trip to the Moon, a 1902 classic that has been digitalized, remasterized and restored to its original color, added by hand.
Burberry would not disclose whether its archive had been digitalized.
"We're digitalizing the expo event," he added.
