Meanings of digitise (digitising) in English

Like many, HarperCollins is currently in the throes of digitising its content.

But digitising and collecting data is only part of the story.

They began by collecting trails and digitising the map.

We are drowning in data, digitising ourselves to death.

Last October, the library began digitising its collection of books, historical documents and works of art.

This project will build on the already extensive work the national library has undertaken in digitising newspapers.

Since then ikt's come in for criticism over delays when it come to digitising and sharing them.

But live streaming or digitising work isn't always an option, and it comes with its own pitfalls.

But I've taken the halfway step of digitising part of my small collection on to a laptop.

They're also digitising their rare tape collection.

If you can't spare the time to do the digitising, there are companies that will do it for you.

The incident highlights the risks inherent in Greece's drive to crack down on rampant tax evasion by digitising tax administration.

While digitising companies sounds simple, the reality can be complex and laborious, especially given multiple legacy operating systems in most industries.

The same week she talked to RNZ, she started meeting tribal leaders to discuss how comfortable Māori are digitising their material.

In December, a French court ruled that this way of digitising books and putting extracts online constituted a violation of copyright.

Bill Thompson quite rightly campaigns for digitising our cultural past in online archives -surely as important as digitising the right now.