Sentences with phrase «digitisation in»

«Digitisation in its wider form than just e-books or e-readers, offers much for booksellers and their customers, especially by overcoming supply problems for readers wanting to buy backlist copies or out - of - print books.

Increased quality and a greater focus on digitisation in factories are two key trends identified in a recent global survey of 120 decision makers in the international food and beverage industry.

Not exact matches

WASHINGTON, D.C. Swedish Central Bank Governor Stefan Ingves will participate in a panel discussion on how the digitisation of money affects the role of central banks 1200 GMT.

The complementary currency itself has declined in importance over the period while levels of overall consumption of goods and services have increased (although it is unclear whether the recent digitisation is to change this) A detailed study

The complementary currency itself has declined in importance over the period while levels of overall consumption of goods and services have increased (although it is unclear whether the recent digitisation is to change this) A detailed study18 of the usage and circulation of the Palma found that around half of its usage was accounted for by just 6 economic actors in addition to the Banco Palmas itself: four local stores selling basic consumer items, the neighbourhood petrol station, and a party and décor shop.

Digitisation does not just mean e-commerce, it includes digital marketing and the provision of information to consumers via apps and websites, which are becoming increasingly important in influencing consumer choice.

In this vast and labyrinthine landscape, technologisation and digitisation can provide some help, but surely, they can also intensify the nature / nurture dichotomy, deform the debate and augment the overarching problems.

Government is thus keen to provide opportunities for Ghanaians, especially students, to acquire cutting edge knowledge in ICT to drive the digitisation agenda and improve the life of the ordinary citizen.

Citing ongoing projects such as the National Digital Property Addressing System, the soon - to - be-issued national ID card, the land records digitisation agenda and efforts to increase financial inclusion via interoperability in the payment systems, Vice President Bawumia indicated that government was already engaged in the use of technology for the transformation agenda.

He said Ghana had been taking concrete steps in formalising her economy to broaden the tax base, and cited the National Identification System, the National Property Digital Address System, digitisation of the lands records and paperless ports system, which would help in building a new platform for revenue mobilisation and, thus, urged other countries in the sub-region to emulate it.

«In the era of digitisation, exchanging goods for material and immaterial compensation or for a feeling of sheer altruism remains an important human behaviour,» the team says, «But rather than tightening enforcement to protect their assets content providers would benefit more by initiating communication with the illegal downloaders and profiting from global online networking rather than fighting it.»

«This would require increased flexibility in production, more robots and a higher level of digitisation,» says Andreas Nüchter, Professor of Computer Science at the Julius - Maximilians - Universität (JMU) of Würzburg in Bavaria, Germany.

His team (Dorit Bormann, Florian Leutert, and Johannes Schauer) supports the group «Virtual Technologies of Corporate Research» of Volkswagen AG with the digitisation of production lines in preparation for a change of model:

This is a very practical recommendation; whilst the lag in NHS digitisation can not fail to have an impact on plans for genomic medicine, confirming budgets would at least lay the groundwork for closing this gap.

Digitisation also opens up new possibilities for researching the activities of readers of literary texts, allowing us to detect patterns and trends in their behaviour, and to understand how they relate to others within their social networks.

While digitisation provides reams of data that are there for the taking, we must ensure we conduct research in this area with an attitude of reciprocal exchange rather than one - way surveillance.

If this happened sooner rather than later, libraries could, in fact, play a big role in developing the digital reading habit and financing a large part of the commercial sector's early digitisation needs.

Most if not all of the digitisation that NZ libraries are doing is of unique material in their collections, much of it unpublished such as letters, archives and photographs.

«This is an expected event with the whole business of digitisation of book publishing and selling providing as many new opportunities as threats for booksellers,» said Mr Wright owner / operator of the independent Wrights Bookshop in Cambridge.

«The digitisation of books is one of the most exciting business opportunities the world has seen and New Zealand must embrace it in order to move forward in the publishing industry.

Leading Authors Press for Supreme Court Review of Google's Digitized Library The web giant's digitisation of millions of books — many in copyright — faces a fresh legal challenge, backed by authors including Margaret Atwood, Peter Carey, Ursula Le Guin and Malcolm...

But in order to reap the fruits of the so called long tail economy, serious investment in digitisation is needed, and in a small language area there's rarely enough demand to justify the slow and costly process of producing high quality, reflowable texts from facsimile originals.

Leading Authors Press for Supreme Court Review of Google's Digitized Library The web giant's digitisation of millions of books — many in copyright — faces a fresh legal challenge, backed by authors including Margaret Atwood, Peter Carey, Ursula Le Guin and Malcolm Gladwell.

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.

In an age of rampant digitisation and threatening dematerialisation, this work highlights, through its denial of it, that there is no substitute for the real and physical encounter, for unmediated exchanges with the «stuff» of our world.

While Sternberg's title might well include critical deconstructions of the supposed inseparability of concrete and digital realities, there is a tendency in the art world, recognised as the first bottom - up contemporary movement of the 21st century, that was founded on an unquestioning and uncritical acceptance of the digitisation of the world narrative.

An important project currently being undertaken involves putting in place more open rights in the photographs created by the PCF during the oil painting digitisation project.

In 2005, he initiated digitisation of label data for bee specimens using web - based software, a project later expanded to include more than ten collections.

A total of # 1.9 m from the HLF grant will pay for a major digitisation project integrating the archives into an online collection with the other # 3m going in to the # 45m pot, a target Tate set for itself in 2009.

The first Lunch Bytes discussion in Dublin invites artists and experts who have worked with, and written about, the medium of film / video to present and discuss their work in relation to traditional art historical disciplines and media, as well as the current digitisation of artistic practice.

This ranges from entirely new photographic techniques (digitisation of the equipment) and the use of the photographic image (distribution via digital networks) to the value and significance of photography itself (in view of the never - ending stream of many millions of photographic images that are being taken, distributed and manipulated every day).

Correspondence file Correspondence with the British Council regarding the return of a drawing used in the catalogue for the exhibition The British Pavilion at the «Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy (1982), with a fax from Gabriela Salgado, [assistant to Barry Flanagan], to Flanagan (14 December 1998) regarding the digitisation of his drawings and etchings.

They require digitisation of old paper - based records, as well as the identification and quality assurance for inconsistencies created by weather station site moves, changes in the surroundings, technology development and random errors.

The third trend is the ubiquitous digitisation, which also has an important part to play in keeping the decentralised energy system in sync.

For lawyers using systems supporting new legislation and judgments, this means they can take advantage of the digitisation of historic and new data, at least in theory.

This follows on from an earlier gift in 2010 also by the Polonsky Foundation for digitisation of Bodleian materials.

This means that the 19th century books held in the Bodleian Law Library are now available in full text to anyone in the world, a good outcome for the disruption a project such as the Google Book Digitisation creates when it is underway!

Defining and implementing a cross-departmental collaboration framework is key to ensuring digitisation is effective, both in terms of bottom line and client value.

On the other hand it is true that digitisation of legal processes, coupled with emerging data tools, are become more important in the business of a modern law firm.

digitisation: using IT not just in the issue and management of litigation but in its resolution.

[This article was originally published in the NED journal Q2 2014 in a series from 2013 on Digitisation.

All that product line extension, digitisation, workflow enablement, application development, and replatforming was not in vain.

Michael's deep insights add to the digitisation themes Beaton is sharing with our readers, for example «Digital disruption in professional services delivery «and «What law firms and taxis have in common `.

In addition to my research and writing, she has been involved in a number of efforts for the documentation, preservation, curation, and digitisation of materials in Zambia, including the creation and development of the Economic Policy Resource Centre based at SAIPAR, as well as working with the National Archives of Zambia and several other organisationIn addition to my research and writing, she has been involved in a number of efforts for the documentation, preservation, curation, and digitisation of materials in Zambia, including the creation and development of the Economic Policy Resource Centre based at SAIPAR, as well as working with the National Archives of Zambia and several other organisationin a number of efforts for the documentation, preservation, curation, and digitisation of materials in Zambia, including the creation and development of the Economic Policy Resource Centre based at SAIPAR, as well as working with the National Archives of Zambia and several other organisationin Zambia, including the creation and development of the Economic Policy Resource Centre based at SAIPAR, as well as working with the National Archives of Zambia and several other organisations.

Acting for market leaders and market changers within the media industry, we combine in - depth knowledge of the structural technology that underpins content delivery and the impact of digitisation on the rights of producers and consumers.

I remember a fairly heated discussion with a global executive in Thomson over ten years ago now, where, unless you «got» the digitisation of content as the holy grail, you were off his map.

In the past, the world's media have responded rather admiringly to the digitisation of political campaigning, as it moved from the streets to screens.

In six months of digitisation of the lands registry, revenue jumped from 800 million to 9 billion.

Increased digitisation and innovation is leading to increasingly modular services, which in turn need creative leadership and a new kind of flexible candidate.

As well as developing practical and creative techniques in a range of media, a fine art degree gives you skills in using different types of equipment and processes from hand tools and welding gear to digitisation.