Sentences with phrase «digitise it»

Policyholders have an option to choose to either digitise their policy or to have it in the existing format.

Policy holders have an option to choose to either digitise their policy or to have it in the existing format.

«Though they (IRs) would digitise policies, we do not know what the add - on services are.

Policyholders have an option to choose to either digitise their policy or to have it in existing format

The project tries to digitise existing complex and manual practices (eg doctors» access to medical records) or legislation;

He had a fair point at the time — given their backlist they had a mountain to climb there, and after the Dotcom storm it was all - consuming: digitise, digitise, digitise or die!

This indecision led to the lowest common denominator strategy of «digitise and it will be worth it... [more]

Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory — Nelson Mandela Digital Archive — Part of a much larger archive and expository website, this project aims «to locate, document, digitise, and provide access to all archival materials related to Nelson Mandela.»

Courts try to digitise their current procedures, spending huge sums on this that mainly goes to IT services companies that deliver tailor - made software.

There is an increasing pressure on businesses to reduce paper waste and digitise their work to speed up processes and enhance efficiency, and technology can be utilised to ease this transition.

We have seen a major Magic Circle law firm create its own tech incubator hub, another UK firm create a machine learning platform for litigation analysis; and many more practices reportedly having «plans to digitise» this year.

In November, the company launched The IP Platform ™, a new integrated destination to digitise and automate all IP activities across the entire idea lifecycle.

This indecision led to the lowest common denominator strategy of «digitise and it will be worth it — somehow».

In recent weeks a great deal of coverage was given to the announcement that the Bodleian Libraries and the Vatican Library have reached an agreement to digitise manuscripts.

The Bodleian has an ongoing mission to digitise its early collections, and the list of digitised resources is extensive.

Google and the Big Brain talks about Google's efforts to digitise the world's books.

It is difficult to digitise the Figure 8.18 values for years affected by volcanic eruptions, so I have also adjusted the widely - used RCP4.5 forcings dataset to reflect the Section 7.5.3 observational estimate of current aerosol forcing, using Figure 8.18 and Table 8.7 data to update the projected RCP4.5 forcings for 2007 — 2011 where appropriate.

As part of the Early Weather Data research stream, scientists worked to digitise and extend some of southeastern Australia's key meteorological records held by the Bureau of Meteorology, National and State Archives and a range of pre-Federation observatories and historical societies.

People don't appreciate what an enormous effort has been required to simply digitise the temperature record that we have.

In terms of his creative process, he adds: «When I'm not blagging it, I sketch everything out first, get it all right in my head using either isometric or graph paper, I then digitise the pieces once I've got it all worked out.

The Vatican Apostolic Library is aiming to make thousands of its manuscripts available online, and has announced that it is working with the Japanese company NTT Data to digitise some 3000 manuscripts over the next four years.

Museums join forces to digitise collections A new database has been established with the aim of digitising some 25 million images from the collections of international museums.

As more museums begin to digitise their object collections, this initiative puts institutional history on the agenda, too.

Its work in Daghestan encompasses a number of exciting projects: one of these, to digitise the Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnography's archive of oriental manuscripts in Makhachkala's Russian Academy of Sciences, involves a local training programme in digitisation, archiving, and conservation and outreach techniques.

Plus: Museums join forces to digitise collections Estorick director awarded Italy's top honour and Cincinnati Art Museum receives gift of $ 12m

Established in year 2000, DIGITISE IT offers Computer Aided Design (CAD), 3D Visualization and Modeling services to a growing global customer base.

Consumers have a much higher expectation of digital picture books, and their children do too, so simple facsimiles probably won't satisfy them — interactivity and novelty will need to be explored as we digitise.

Within this project, the library helps digitise a portion of the publishers back catalogue and, in return, is guaranteed access to all frontlist titles.

Hosted on Amazon's Cloud platform, Magzter also enables publishers to digitise their publications and sell those to global users.

InfoGrid Pacific Pte Limited will provide the XML publishing and distribution platform required to digitise and distribute the works.

Google Editions is separate from the Google Book Search programme which has landed Google in hot water through its attempt to digitise millions of the world's books without rightsholder permission.

Copyright Licensing Ltd has formed a venture to digitise New Zealand books and make them available to the New Zealand reading public on new digital reading devices, including ebook readers and smartphones, Apple's iPhone and the forthcoming Google Android phones.

Many national libraries digitise their collections for conservation reasons or even to grant access to them, but those are (older) books that are already in the public domain.

Should you digitise your whole backlist, or only some of it?

We thought that, since we had to digitise all our collection in order to preserve it for the next 1,000 years, it was also important to broaden access to it as much as possible.»

If the latter, how should you go about choosing which books to digitise?

Japanese publishers, already facing falling paper book sales, have so far been reluctant to digitise their books for fear that e-books could kill physical sales.

there is no incentive for Vietnamese publishers to digitise when there is no ebook retail infrastructure in place to justify the costs.

It would have also been useful to mention that the plan to digitise of the Vatican Library began 4 years ago.

The availability of Kindle versions was particularly vital when it came to backlist: publishers should make sure to digitise an author's backlist before publication of her newest work.

My role at ProfitAbility has been to create an online platform to digitise existing and creating new business simulations.

Easy to digitise different document types using the new VI Technology VI Technology combines a lens with variable depth of field, a direction controlled LED lamp and a CCD linear image sensor to minimise unevenness in image quality.

With a market share of 25 %, it is rapidly becoming the go - to solution for educators looking to digitise their lessons.

A report from the United States Department for Education earlier this year outlined key areas for development to ensure progress and impact, and called on suppliers to innovate rather than simply digitise information.

The dilemma for educators is that the kinds of things that are easy to teach, and maybe easy to test, have become precisely the things that are also easy to digitise, automate and outsource.

In other words, we need to take tangible steps to digitise our classrooms.

Established in year 2000, DIGITISE IT offers Computer Aided Design (CAD), 3D Visualization and Modeling services to a growing global customer base.

Japan's vintage market has been slow to digitise and open up to international buyers, but change is afoot.

Both the rival phones digitise the analogue signal coming from a solid - state video camera.

As Trov grows, Gemmell envisions allowing users to digitise their car's service record, for example.