Sentences with phrase «electronic information age»

Here are some ways we recommend tapping into the pulse of the pet industry: Stay Connected Online In today's electronic information age, there are multiple ways to stay informed and receive real time news, so it's important to take advantage of online information channels.

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And information technologies can provide enabling infrastructures - electronic highways which parallel the trade routes, railroads, and canals of previous ages.

Personally Identifiable Information includes any information by which you can be personally identified, and may include your name, address, age, date of birth, electronic mail address, occupation, employment information, telephone number, education, the kind of service provided to you, credit card number, and other similar iInformation includes any information by which you can be personally identified, and may include your name, address, age, date of birth, electronic mail address, occupation, employment information, telephone number, education, the kind of service provided to you, credit card number, and other similar iinformation by which you can be personally identified, and may include your name, address, age, date of birth, electronic mail address, occupation, employment information, telephone number, education, the kind of service provided to you, credit card number, and other similar iinformation, telephone number, education, the kind of service provided to you, credit card number, and other similar informationinformation.

«In a world of electronic information, and an age of leaks, you could argue that those places are less secure than the United States,» Kalman said.

What «Information Age» values tempt us to forget is that all of the information gushing through our electronic networks is abstract; that is, it is all representations, one or more symbolic steps removed from any concrete object or personal Information Age» values tempt us to forget is that all of the information gushing through our electronic networks is abstract; that is, it is all representations, one or more symbolic steps removed from any concrete object or personal information gushing through our electronic networks is abstract; that is, it is all representations, one or more symbolic steps removed from any concrete object or personal experience.

Lightman, author of Einstein's Dreams (1993), perfectly captures the frenzy of our electronic era in this breakneck yet poignantly beautiful tale of one man's short - circuiting under the relentless pace and pressure of life in the age of information overload, a predicament contrasted, thanks to an Internet college course, with the story of Socrates.

The California Attorney General Privacy Enforcement and Protection Unit has a Consumer Information Sheet titled First Aid for Medical Identity Theft and an October 2013 report titled Medical Identity Theft: Recommendations for the Age of Electronic Medical Records.

From uncanny objects of electronic futurity to autopoietic artifacts, from the prismatic inflows of the cosmic spectrum to immaculate sounds and pictures derived from algorithms; from robotic consciousness to a hallucination of seismic pulses, a reality unfolds that bespeaks the logic of the real of the information age, a reality predicated on binary instructions of the generic, of the uniformity of the ones and the zeros, from whose generality comes forth a hardening of shapes and forms, precipitating sentient residues and invoking emotive potentials.

What most people don't know is that the court charges 10 cents a electronic page for their records and makes a tidy profit on it which they use in anyway they see fit and in fact circumvent appropriations... but it does beg the question of should the American people in this day in age receive more information more quickly and less expensively or should we allow the court to set an amount in a vacuum that allows them to use it for areas that are often well outside their essential needs.

Most lawyers will be impacted, including large multi-office firms who face greater competition for their services, small firms and sole practitioners who lack in - house IT staff but must file electronically and connect with clients, in - house counsel who face increasing cost pressures to rationalize their legal spending, and litigators who must address age - old disputes with the rules of civil practice and the modern realities of stored electronic information.

With these two competitors at this present stage of their evolution, it feels like an important time, perhaps as in the late 1980s, when the looseleaf era had reached its peak and most of the information gathering had been done in optimistic anticipation of an electronic age to come.

Amendments towards the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure extending the guidelines of discovery to electronic information (for example e-mails, spreadsheets, voicemails along with other digital data) coupled with growing volumes of ESI have fueled the development of the fledgling profession to deal with the electronic realities of the digital age.

But in this age of the electronic resource, for those of us who work in the NRC Information Centres directly with researchers, often its just as easy and as much fun for us to find that piece of grey literature ourselves than to send the order in to our Document Delivery group.

President, Electronic Discovery Institute (EDI) Board Member, Advisory Board of the Georgetown Law Advanced eDiscovery Institute Conference co-chair, The Sedona Conference Complex Litigation Conference on «The Future of Civil Litigation,» Phoenix (April 8 - 9, 2010) Conference Chairman, The Masters Conference: «Security, Privacy and Compliance Within Corporate Litigation,» Washington, D.C. (October 3 - 5, 2011) Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Law Technology News, American Law Media publication (2010 to present) Senior Contributing Editor, Working Group 1 (Managing Information and Records in the Electronic Age), The Sedona Conference Member, New York City Bar Association Member, Federal Bar Council (Second Circuit) Member, Litigation Advisory Board for Bloomberg Law

In this electronic age, many governments are trying to increase their capacity to use information and communication technology, and many citizens expect to deal with their governments electronically.

Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure extending the rules of discovery to electronic information (such as e-mails, spreadsheets, voicemails and other digital data) combined with growing volumes of ESI have fueled the growth of this fledgling profession to address the electronic realities of a digital age.

The EPIC Alert, a bi-weekly publication of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington DC, covers issues related to privacy and civil liberties in the Information Age.

This series of articles provides you with the information to be successful in this electronic age.

• Greet customers and check ticket stubs and electronic tickets • Provide information on location of aisles, cinema policies and protocols • Accompany customers to their seats and instruct them on ticket keeping policies • Instruct customers on what to do during emergency situations and inform them of the locations of exits • Provide information regarding type of shows and age appropriateness of children • Assist food and beverage vendors in finding customers» seats so that they can deliver their orders • Intervene in fights and brawls and attempt to normalize things to minimize problems for other viewers • Assist in changing movie displays in cinema windows and halls • Provide support to ticketing assistant during rush hours

Updated with the latest information on privacy issues in the electronic age, Resumes For Dummies is your go - to guide for getting your foot in the door.

In 1998, Ms. Howroyd decided demand for background checks warranted establishing a separate company focused on the opportunities enabled by an electronic, information - age based employment screening industry and the hiring risk mitigation needs of HR and corporate security professionals.