What is Digitalization

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Integration of digital technologies into everyday life by the digitization of everything that can be digitized. Learn more in: IT Strategy Follows Digitalization

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Use of digital technologies to change a business model. Learn more in: Concept and Practices of Cyber Supply Chain in Manufacturing Context

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Digitalization is the integration of digital technologies into everyday life by the digitization of everything that can be digitized. The literal meaning of digitalization gives an apparent idea of development and technology dependent world. In this chapter, digitalization means computerization of systems and jobs for better ease and accessibility. Learn more in: ICT: A Magic Wand for Social Change in Rural India

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The integration of digital technologies into everyday life. Digitalization also means the process of making digital everything that can be digitized and the process of converting information into digital format. Learn more in: The Ontology of the Subject in Digitalization

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The method, practice, or process of converting (usually analog) information into a digital form which is computer-readable. Digitizing information makes it more feasible to archive, readily access, and share. A term that is sometimes also referred to as digitization, an interrelated concept, which refers to the actual conversion of analog data into digital bits of series of 1s and 0s, binary language. Learn more in: Communication and Media: Types, Functions, and Key Concepts

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Refers to the technology of digitalizing information. Digitalized information is usually made up of binary digits and can be processed by computers. The computer decodes the digits and generates information that is human-readable. Learn more in: Learning Opportunities and Outcomes of Design Research in the Digital Age