What is Digitization

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Digitization is the process of converting data or information into a digital format, usually from analog format. Learn more in: Digital Convergence and Cybersecurity Policy

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Digitization refers to creating a digital representation of physical objects or attributes i.e., converting something non-digital into a digital representation. Learn more in: Cross-Cultural Communication in the Digital Business Environment

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The conversion of text, pictures, or sound into a digital form that can be processed by a computer. It is the process of converting information into a digital (i.e. computer-readable) format. Digitization essentially refers to taking analog information and encoding it into zeroes and ones so that computers can store, process, and transmit such information. Learn more in: New Financial Technologies, Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain, and Challenges

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Convert a physical quantity, a text, or an analog signal into a digital representation. Learn more in: Mangement of a 3D Visualization Program From Radiological Images in Neuroradiology

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Conversion of analog information into digital information. Learn more in: Blockchain for Agri-Food Supply Chain and Logistics Management

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The conversion of existing manual processes into automation. Learn more in: Re-Shaping Business Strategy in the Era of Digitization

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Digitization encompasses the integration of digital data and information technologies by making them meaningful. Learn more in: Digital Transformation and Tourist Experiences

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Process in which an object, image, sound, document or signal are represented by a series of numbers that describe a discrete set of its points. Often used as synonym for the larger process of Digital Transformation. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Journeys in a Digitized Reality

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The process of converting information and content into a digital (i.e., computer-readable) format. Learn more in: Emerging Platform Education: What Are the Implications of Education Processes' Digitization?

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Is transforming analog data into digital data. For example, taxpayers can enter their data online and from anywhere, and after the input confirmation, the online form automatically forwarded to the responsible tax office. Learn more in: The Impact of Accelerated Digital Transformation on Educational Institutions

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Digitization refers to the process of diverse forms of analog information (such as sound, text, image) being converted into digital format, encoding it into numbers by computer systems. Learn more in: Digitalization in Cinema in Turkey: A Meta-Analysis

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The inclusion of all kinds of objects in the digital network using information and communication technologies. Learn more in: An Evaluation on Turkey Within the Scope of Digital Transformation

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Is the process of converting the information available into a digital format, i.e. computer-readable data. The expected goal is flexibility in time and space for learning, organization autonomy, and interactivity. The issue lies in the IT means given to the users to change analog to digital form, then access the data. Digitization is prior to the change in learning and teaching ( Gaebel et al., 2021 ) and will impact the social and work-life restructured around digital communication and media infrastructures. Learn more in: The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Forced the Digital Transformation of Learning and Teaching Practices: One-Off Organizational Effort for Lasting Change?

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It refers to the automation of the business process/information through the incorporation of technology. Learn more in: Commodity Trading in the Blockchain Technology Era: An Investigation on Global Companies

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This term refers to a situation whereby power, culture and identity become digitized – assume digital forms - as mediated through MXit and MYMsta. The digital dimensions that these concepts assume are virtual and miniature resulting in the parallel processes of virtualization and miniaturization. Learn more in: Digitization and Consumerization of Identity, Culture, and Power among Gen Mobinets in South Africa

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Digitization is the transaction of converting information into a digital format. Learn more in: The Impact of E-Commerce on International Trade and Employment

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Is transforming analog data into digital data. For example, taxpayers can enter their data online and from anywhere, and after the input confirmation, the online form automatically forwarded to the responsible tax office. Learn more in: The Impact of Business Sophistication on Marketing Knowledge

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Digitization is the process of converting information into a digital format making it easier to preserve, access, and share the content without any physical barrier worldwide. Learn more in: Preservation and Access to Digital Materials: Strategic Policy Options for Africa

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This refers to the process of analog to digital conversion of existing data and documents for example scanning a photograph or converting a paper report into a PDF. It is about creating a digital representation of physical objects or attributes. Learn more in: Africa in the Face of the AI Wave and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Leapfrog Opportunities, Developmental Backlogs, and Impediments

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The process of transforming non-digital-born documents into digital formats is known as digitization. Learn more in: Beyond Library Beginnings: Understanding Digital Libraries

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Conversion of analog to digital information (from atoms to bits, replacing picture with JPEG images, paper with electronic files, music with MP3). Learn more in: Co-Creating Digital Transformation

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Digitization means acquiring, converting, storing, and providing information in a computer format that is standardized, organized, and available on demand from common system. With specialized scanners, manuscripts are converted into compressed digital signals and stored systematically for future reference. Learn more in: BIVALDI the Digital Library of the Valencian Bibliographic Inheritance

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Digital transformation process. It refers to the growing and massive use by individuals and firms of all digital technologies. Digitization includes both the use of first-wave digital technologies, such as ICT, Internet, or electronic commerce, as well as new-wave digital technologies, such as robotics and artificial intelligence, social networks, big data, Internet of things, or digital platforms, among others. Learn more in: Motivations for Labour Provision on Digital Platforms in Europe: Examining the Differences Between Only Gigers and Gigers and Renters

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Is to computerize processes, whereby an entity migrates from manual ways of doing things to digital technologies resulting in streamlining business operations, while increasing efficiencies and effectiveness. Learn more in: Transformative and Innovative Pedagogies in Education

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The process of converting information into a digital format where information is organized in bits whose final result consists of representing an object, image, sound, document or signal by generating a series of numbers describing a discrete set of points or samples. Learn more in: Management Accounting in the Digital Economy: Evolution and Perspectives

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Scanning or otherwise manipulating print materials into an electronic format. Learn more in: Modernizing the Academic Library

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The use of digital technologies to transform the socio-economic conditions of rural communities. Learn more in: Multidimensional Factors Enabling Digital Inclusion in Marginalised Communities of a Developing Economy

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This is a process in which information is changed from physical entity to a digital format. Learn more in: Connected Societies Through Digital Transformation

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Business operations and activities carried out with the aid of digital tools. Learn more in: The Digital Divide in the World of Education at the Time of COVID-19

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The process of moving data and information from paper and other mediums to digital media in a computer context. Learn more in: The Rise of Digital Transformation Within Businesses in the Pandemic

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This requires a process of converting information into a digital format. Learn more in: Using Technology and Innovation to Streamline Agile Project Management

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The process of converting data into an electronic form for use on computers. Learn more in: Knowledge in the Shrinking Commons: Libraries and Open Access in a Market-Driven World

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Changing from analog to digital. Learn more in: A Strategy for the Digitalization of Marginalized Communities

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To put information into the form of a series of the numbers 0 and 1, usually so that it can be understood and used by a computer. Learn more in: The Digitalization Process of the Public Sector in Turkey: An Evaluation Through the Digital Transformation Office

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It is a process of sharing data such as image, audio, text using computers. Learn more in: Blockchain in Smart Healthcare Systems: Hope or Despair?

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The exchange of non-digital items with their digital analogues. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Demystified: The Full Story About Digital Transformation

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The adaptation of text, images, or sound into a digital form that can be computer processed. Learn more in: Technological Digital Disruption in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A New Paradigm for Leadership

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A process whereby a document (text), picture, object, signal, and/or sound is converted into digital format, which is readable by a computer. Converting these different things will mean turning them from analogue to bits. Learn more in: ICTs and Cultural Promotion in Africa: Insights From Recent Research and Case Studies

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Is the method of changing information into a digital space which is organised in a computer format. Learn more in: Key Challenges to Data Management in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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Converting social and economic interactions, interactions between people and objects, and between objects into a digital format. Learn more in: Digital Transformation and the Evolution of the Platform Economy

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This study defines digitization as the use of emerging digital technologies to provide value for the stakeholders. Learn more in: Integration of Knowledge Management in Digital Healthcare Industries

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This refers to the act of converting a paper document to digital document. Learn more in: Library Digitization: Values and Challenges

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This address the issues related to information, information network, logistics and traffic management. Learn more in: Prioritizing the Enablers of Construction Supply Chain in the Industry 4.0 Environment

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Digitization is a process that, when done correctly, can be vastly transformative for a company - but only after an organization successfully digital form. Digitization, as the enabler, converts information about the products, such as pictures and documents, into an electronic medium. Learn more in: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach to Develop a Resilient Supply Chain Strategy for the COVID-19 Disruptions

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The act of converting a paper document to a digital document. Learn more in: The Role of Library Digitization in Access and Preservation of Library Resources

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Defined as “the process of converting, creating, and maintaining books, art works, historical documents, photos, journals, etc. in electronic representations so they can be viewed via computer and other devices” (IMLS, 2002, p. 22). Digitization of valued information resources opens up new avenues of access, use, and research and is an important aspect in the development of digital libraries. Learn more in: Development of Digital Libraries in Pakistan

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taking analog information and encoding it into zeroes and ones so that computers can store, process, and transmit such information; the conversion of analog to digital; internal optimization of processes and results in cost reductions; creating a digital representation of physical objects or attributes; the process of compressing analog media into bits and bytes so that they are available in digital form. Learn more in: Reverse Logistics in the Age of Digital Transformation for Circular Economy and Halal Logistics Through the Leadership of Asia

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Knowledge can be stored in digital form. Unlike the old economy where information was analog or physical, communication was only possible through the actual movement of people. In the new economy, information in digital form, eased by the digital devices that allows free movement of massive amounts of information in the shortest time possible among people in different parts of the world. Learn more in: The Role of Digital Economies in the Development and Growth in Asian Business Models

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The process of conversion of various business and industries going global. Learn more in: The Effect of Industrial Automation and Artificial Intelligence on Supply Chains With the Onset of COVID-19

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Scanning or otherwise manipulating print materials into an electronic format. Learn more in: Changing Expectations of Academic Libraries

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use of digital tools to improve a system by converting traditional data to a digital format. Learn more in: New Literacy Instruction Strategies Considering Higher Education Hybridization

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The act or process of converting physical materials into digital objects. Learn more in: Asset Mapping in Academic Libraries: Collaborating Across University and Library Departments

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It is used to mean the increased use of information technologies (IT) to manage production and link stakeholders – various producers and consumers - in the value chain. Learn more in: Customer-Oriented Global Supply Chains: Port Logistics in the Era of Globalization and Digitization

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A process of conversion of technologies from analogue to digital form, resulting in a better quality of transmission and storage, as well as new possibilities of linking files. Learn more in: Digital Future(s)

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It is the process of converting information into a digital format, in which the information is organized into bits. Learn more in: The Link Between Innovation and Prosperity: How to Manage Knowledge for the Individual's and Society's Benefit From Big Data Governance?

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It is about converting something non-digital into a digital representation or artifact. Learn more in: Digital Innovation and Interactive Technologies: Educating the Society 5.0

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It is a transfer of data (information, data, resources) to a digital environment so that computers and other virtual readers can read it in a virtual environment. Learn more in: Transformation in the Delivery of Public Social Services and E-Government Systems: A Study on the Turkish Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Services

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Scanning or otherwise manipulating print materials into an electronic format. Learn more in: Changing Expectations of Academic Libraries

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The process of creating digital copies of original materials in analogue media using a scanner, camera, or other electronic device. Learn more in: Cultural Heritage and Digitalization in City Branding

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Process in which an object, image, sound, document or signal are represented by a series of numbers that describe a discrete set of its points. Often used as synonym for the larger process of Digital Transformation. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Journeys in a Digitized Reality

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The process of converting data or information from analog into a digital format. Learn more in: Managing Intellectual Property in Digital Libraries and Copyright Challenges