With increasing consumer demand and business competition (Bartels and Giron 2017; Carlson 2006), 'companies that heretofore had little to do with technology are digitising their products and services with software to deliver more value to customers' (PwC Technology Institute 2014; Arora et al. 2013).
He sat there for weeks with his laptop, digitising it all.
"We were sent a master to work with, recently digitised from the original 1987 tape.
He returned to the US, his bags stuffed with tapes, and began digitising his finds.
The group will assemble lyrics, liner notes, discographic data and audio in an online collection.The challenge with all this cataloguing, digitising and assembling of material for release is the awkward status of audio (or "phonogram") rights.
To begin with, that's meant digitising fragmented and disparate bus timetables, but Gjirafa's longer term and more ambitious plan is to digitise the whole country, including creating a Yelp-style database of local businesses and venues — the majority of which currently have zero presence online.
To be clear, this isn't digitising paper receipts with OCR, but — by partnering with merchants, their payment processor/POS systems, and banks — making item level receipts digital in the first place.
Images of the gels stained with ethidium bromide were digitised with a digital video image analyser (The IMAGER™; Appligene, Illkirch, France) and analysed with the NIH Image 1.54 program for the Macintosh.
A former journalist and executive at news organisation Reuters, Wood pushed through measures to diversify ITN's revenues during his six-year tenure at the company, with a particular focus on digitising its archive of footage and finding new markets for it online.
Every time players complete a level, they help with a real-life task - digitising huge archives of Finland's National Library.
