Sentence examples for digitised services from inspiring English sources

Though there have been attempts, instituting a similar level of digitised services or an ID system would be more of a challenge in country such as the UK or US, where Piperal says a lower level of government trust causes citizens to fear "Big Brother" when it comes to handing over every facet of their identity.

When it comes to music and technology, the bulk of attention has been focused on companies building digitised services to help deliver music to the masses, such as Spotify and Soundcloud.

The popular Echo — a massive sales success for the company — and the ecosystem of other devices and services around it are a large part of how Amazon hopes to expand its business in the future, not just in consumer electronics, but in its wider e-commerce operations and as a platform and interface between people and the many digitised services they use today.

A transformation that makes digital services, not simply digitised applications.

This is true across many areas of business but it is an especially potent force in financial services, which is a digitised industry in which most money exists as bits and bytes in computers rather than as notes and coins.Globalisation also helps.

The wills, which are owned by Her Majesty's Court and Tribunal Service (HMCTS), are being digitised in time for next year's centenary of WWI.

The Veterans Administration, a fully digitised health system for former US military service personnel, has cut bed days by 25% by automating some processes and enabling patients to do more for themselves.

As that market has become increasingly commoditized and people turn to other, digitised forms of communication away from traditional voice services, Verizon is hoping to invest into newer areas to move beyond "dumb pipe" status to keep its margins up, and revenues growing.

Technology continues to bring rapid change to libraries in general and this library in particular: thousands of digitised resources are conveniently and instantly accessible to users regardless of their physical location, traditional library approaches are questioned, services evolve, and budget priorities shift.

Digitised and interpreted by an algorithm, this information is fed to police computers all over the world.The net is closing around old-fashioned secret-service methods.

These were digitised and then analysed.