Sentence examples for digitization driven from inspiring English sources

"Two of the oldest libraries in Europe will join forces in an innovative approach to digitization driven by the actual needs of scholars and scholarship," Monsignor Cesare Pasini, the Prefect of the Vatican Library said in a statement, calling the project "a great step forward in the Vatican Library's entry into the digital age".

The first was music, where digitization drove down costs and increased efficiency and competition.

But a modern equivalent of that digitization drive is well under way, with renewed enthusiasm.

In addition, as companies increasingly pursue digitization to drive efficiency, reduce costs and build data-driven businesses, they simultaneously move into the "target zone" of cyber attacks.

"This one is going to be driven by the digitization of agriculture.

Driven by the digitization of documents, images and even videos as well as technology inefficiencies that allow that data to be copied and stored multiple times, the problem is growing exponentially.

Vargo and Lusch introduced the service-dominant (S-D) logic, which takes into consideration the digitization-driven transformations of value creation (Vargo and Lusch 2004; Vargo et al. 2008).

He also pointed out that the surge in inequality driven by rising incomes at the very top of the distribution suggests strongly that the benefits of digitization have not been widely spread.

This Viewpoint paper considers the mechanisms underlying how digitization and big data analytics drive the transformation of business and society and outlines the potential effects of digitization and big data analytics on employment – especially in the context of cognitive tasks.

"It is the digitization of the enterprise that drives the importance of information security to the top," Mr. Christiansen said recently in his Detroit office.

The employees are the engine that fuels digital digitization of business.