Sentence examples for migration to electronic from inspiring English sources

The bulk of the corporate migration to electronic machines has yet to come.

While nimble entrepreneurs find new niches in facilitating the industry's migration to electronic distribution, their activity has been highlighted with EMI's creation of an online music licensing service.

Likewise, it said it has seen "a lot of migration to electronic payment options from users who began using Uber only once we introduced cash payments," although it provided no figure to support that claim.

The 2016 Index found continued migration to electronic transactions among health plans and providers, especially for submitting claims, verifying eligibility for the patient-member, inquiring into claim status, and paying for claims.

Given that multiple drug therapies are now the norm for many medical conditions, health systems should introduce and retain safeguards which detect and prevent error, in addition to continuing training and education, and migration to electronic prescribing systems.

Further refinement, additional validation in other languages and cultures, migration to electronic platforms and development of a shorter version of the QoLISSY questionnaire are under consideration, to allow a broader use of the measure in children and adolescents with short stature from their own and from their parents' perspective.

They discovered that migration to an effective electronic retail payment would stimulate the overall economic growth, consumption, and trade.

It is possible that studies which demonstrate a lack of equivalence are not submitted for publication, thus risking giving a false impression of the success of migration to and between electronic platforms.

At a very high level, it's still about migration from physical to electronic.

This study also demonstrates the positive relation between migration from paper to electronic retail payments to the real economy.

The migration from print to electronic collections has created a new environment for gathering and assessing collection use: reliance on standards-based, vendor-supplied usage data.