Sentence examples for scale of computerisation from inspiring English sources

The increasing scale of computerisation of modern healthcare highlights the need for a more sophisticated view of relationships between humans and objects as technologies become ever more complex.

Unlike USA and Canada, the UK has the advantage of near-universal registration with general practitioners, whose records are at an advanced state of computerisation.

The NHS information strategy [ 1] has accelerated the process of computerisation, stating that all practices should be computerised by 2005.

Since 2003, some centres had computerised their records while others have been in the process of computerisation but, currently, retain hardcopy (paper) clinical histories.

Nonetheless, our algorithm gave waiters and waitresses a (high) probability of computerisation of 94%.

A CSIRO report earlier this year estimated that nearly half of Australian jobs are at risk of computerisation.

Enchanted by the potential of computerisation, Mr Pouzin moved to Bull, IBM's French competitor.

The efficiency of computerisation seems likely to spell the end of the job security past generations sought in such careers.

I have just reread the study published by the Oxford Martin School in 2013 on the impacts of computerisation.

What has worked well is the most basic form of computerisation, i-government: what in business would be described as "online brochures".

It sounds simple but is an astonishing feat of computerisation, satellites (tracking crops and wagons, planes, boats and trains) and management skills.