Digital libraries built exclusively out of nascent electronic publications such as e-journals, e-books, e-reference works (Web-based training programs, computer-based training programs, etc)., digital scholarly works (monographs, etc. in the public domain) and digitized documents conforming to standard digital formats are proving to be an uphill and unfinished task.
The threat posed to Iron Mountain's business by digital storage is two-fold: it's not just that digitized documents are physically smaller, but that they can exist in several places at once.
Those who cannot come to Hyde Park can visit fdrlibrary.marist.edu, where they have access to 15,000 digitized documents.
Most important, digitized documents allow processors to search key words in seconds, rather than having to thumb through paper documents.
A dramatic increase in the availability of digitized documents is the best solution to the problem of researcher access to scattered collections.
Desktop programs like Evernote, which also has versions for several mobile platforms, organize digitized documents and can also be helpful for keeping track of the converted clippings.
CareZone provides secure storage of patient information like medical records and prescriptions, plus critical phone numbers and digitized documents associated with care, like insurance information.
How, exactly, is Wikileaks to "return" digitized documents, documents that are still being served right now.
The audiovisual library of the future will be based on computerized access to digitized documents.
In a world where billions of digitized documents exist, technologies that make large sets of documents more tractable are in significant demand.
That Lucas could advocate this position reflects the nature of his business, with its emphasis on generating ideas and easily digitized documents.
