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The authority said the move reduces the need for applicants to visit the ICA building in person to collect physical cards, as the process "will now be digitalised from end to end".

Attention spans are dwindling by the day as we rapidly become a more digitalised world.

Closing the uptake gap would increase the continent’s potential to create jobs for its growing population and boost economic recovery in a highly digitalised world.

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

In our increasingly digitalised societies, European citizens, economies and public decision-makers have become heavily reliant on data provided by satellites in orbit.

The test was developed by psychologist Børge Prien back in the last century and has remained more or less unchanged from 1957 until 2010, when it was digitalised.

They highlighted the bank’s recent innovations, including digitalised trade finance products, Ecobank Online & Omni Lite, digital payment solution, Ecobank Pay, and cross-border remittance solution, Rapidtransfer.

To compete in today’s digitalised economy, it is becoming vital that companies put their cloud capabilities before all else.

During the hearing, when Nadkarni said that the court-appointed monitoring committee has raised the issue of revenue records being fabricated or lost, the bench wondered why these records have not been digitalised yet.

In 2008, the government digitalised the programme’s wage payments and job applicants by linking their job cards to Aadhaar, IMF said.

The attack, which the government called “the most serious breach of personal data” that the country has experienced, comes as the highly wired and digitalised state has made cyber security a top priority for the Asean bloc and for itself.

Diagnosis Modern digitalised panoramic X-ray devices are capable to take TMJ images, which provides information about articular fossa and condyle.