Policymakers today face an environment transformed by information and communications technology (ICT). More people today have access to a mobile phone than to electricity; the amount of data generated ...

Archive digitization uses fast scanners, AI processing, and OCR to convert paper records into searchable digital files for ...

When government agencies digitize forms and processes, they can more equitably expand access to services, according to advocates in the space. As experts discussed at an event — appropriately named ...

On today's show, Bill Good, Vice President of Manufacturing and Supply Chain at GE Appliances, shares how the company leverages automation and digitization to optimize efficiency, accelerate ...

I have written before about how digitization and virtualization can help reduce costs and enable your business to access talent you couldn’t reach otherwise. But digitization–like the Force in Star ...

Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the bedrock of the global economy. In emerging economies, SMEs contribute up to 40% of GDP and create seven out of 10 jobs. While the pandemic has been ...

A key aspect of any digitization effort is providing easy access to data by engineers and other experts so they can perform advanced analytics to improve outcomes. In the March 2018 issue of POWER, an ...

Whenever a new president is inaugurated, he brings with him a fresh outlook and the promise of change. Such will be the case in less than a week when Donald Trump returns to the White House. The ...

Power generators continue to expand their use of digital technologies. Data analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning are all part of a rapid transformation in how utilities are ...

Digitization is a byproduct of technological evolution and digitization makes data available to anyone with an Internet connection. (Courtesy: Canva) Facebook Twitter Reddit Copy current article link ...

There are millions of books in Ohio State's library system, but countless outdated media gems buried deep in the archives ...