Sentence examples for digitisation of all from inspiring English sources
AustLII has in 2012 embarked on a two year program of comprehensive digitisation of all the key sources of 200 years of Australasian legal history back to the inception of each colony and territory in Australia and New Zealand.
Since the digitisation of all forms of information, libraries – like churches under communism – were inhabited mainly by the elderly, that last generation which held on to the idea of the physical book as an item of value in itself.
Digitisation efforts include bringing businesses of all sizes online, bringing government and its services online, public-private partnerships, and the development of enterprises that are pure internet players.
ACRE SEA regional visits will also involve research at regional archives to scope potential new sources of data and to build a database of all known sources of information, their extent, condition, level of access, and digitisation status.
For all the galloping digitisation of everyday life, we still somehow manage to consume vast quantities of paper.
The schools' founder believes it reflects the reality of the growing digitisation of modern life but some teachers warn that not all aspects of teaching can be replicated by machine.
Meanwhile, digitisation has precipitated all manner of changes in how books are both "produced" and "consumed".
The abundance of assets along with the relative affordability of almost anything, high-tech consumer platforms, the digitisation of products, close-knit social media communities and the economic downturn of 2008 have all meant that collaborative consumption is flourishing.
The next decade is going to see a seismic shift in educational technology, with the digitisation of learning opening up a whole new world of education that is accessible to all, extremely affordable and fuelled by a passion for knowledge.
This illustrates one effect of the digitisation of information.
Digitisation of the archive by Olive Software began only last December.
