Meanings of digitalise in English

Our core objective is to digitalise dairy farming.

With US$11bn of gold reserves, the country is also considering initiatives to digitalise gold investment.

In this year's budget, Singapore unveiled projects to invest in infrastructure, deepen the workforce's technology skills and digitalise the economy.

It has been estimated that £35 million-£40million will have to be invested to digitalise the network.

Beneficiaries have been struggling to get their hands on social grants with long queues forming at Post Offices despite attempts to digitalise the payment process.

Mass retrenchments and "digitalised processes" are the main factors behind the protests.

She said the money will be spent digitalising its rapidly deteriorating audio and visual collection.

The world is becoming digitalised and people's reliance on various digital platforms increases every day.

He also envisages a digitalised future for Italy.

Voting can be done online with the entire ballot process digitalised and secured by two-factor authentication.

Speakers are shown on large monitors, and experts use pinpoint laser beams to highlight digitalised maps on screens.

Photo: 123rf Submissions closed yesterday on the proposal to move to a fully digitalised record after just one month.

While the digital world has driven the changes, they will impact all companies and not just highly digitalised ones.

This reduces isolation, bridges the digital divide and promotes the narrative of shifting traditional teaching to a digitalised one.

Margaret Hu believes that such a verification device could only work if the government were to create a digitalised biometric database.

The database is a digitalised copy of data from about 18 mother and baby homes run by the State and religious orders.