Sentence examples for digitisation that from inspiring English sources

Over the past two decades we have built the internet and the web and completed a process of digitisation that has turned most of the world's operational data into electronic form, from bank records to love letters to diplomatic cables.

Wing landmark selection and digitisation followed that undertaken in previous work [ 54].

CELL was one of the first centres funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Board (later the Arts and Humanities Research Council) and under her guidance developed digital techniques for preservation, digitisation and interpretation that would allow her students and postdoctoral staff to create state-of-the art online editions.

It cited analysis by Booz & Company that found digitisation boosted world economic output by $193bn and created six million jobs over the past two years.

The system is sorely in need of the efficiencies that digitisation might make possible.

One is that digitisation is at last producing significant economies of scale across national borders.

All three were disciples of "convergence", the belief that digitisation and the Internet would draw together hitherto distinct media.

Recent analysis by Luis Garicano and Paul Heaton of the London School of Economics shows that digitisation alone did not improve policing outcomes.

Staged photography and the widespread use of digitisation have meant that what was once assumed to be real is now always in question.

A new study by Nicholas Bloom of Stanford University, Raffaella Sadun of Harvard Business School and John Van Reenen of the London School of Economics supports the idea that digitisation alone is not enough to drive growth.

The swapping of movies and television shows is also slowly taking off and could soar as high-speed internet access spreads.In 1998 Hollywood, already foreseeing the mortal danger that digitisation might bring, conducted a vigorous lobbying campaign to win two pieces of legislation from America's Congress.