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- noun chiefly UK Alternative spelling of
computerization .
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Examples
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The critics were predicting that 'computerisation' would ruin the country as 'all' the manual jobs would be taken up by this devilish 'machine'.
Asian Tribune 2009
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The loopholes in these can be plugged by widespread computerisation and efficient monitoring, like exhibited in Tamil Nadu and Chhattisgarh.
India's ID Card Draws Resistance Udit Misra 2011
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What does it mean Work has commenced to complete the computerisation of the remaining available Roman Catholic records for Dublin and the Diocese of Cork and Ross, which encompasses Cork City and all of the parishes in West Cork.
Latest on Cork Church records going online… « Cork Genealogist 2010
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Work has commenced to complete the computerisation of the remaining available Roman Catholic records for Dublin and the Diocese of Cork and Ross, which encompasses Cork City and all of the parishes in West Cork.
Latest on Cork Church records going online… « Cork Genealogist 2010
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A solution is removal of discretionary powers, computerisation of land records, strengthening the storage capacity of warehouses, stop treating agriculture as a sector that has to be mollycoddled, in short, a complete systemic overhaul.
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Library records do not go back to the 1960s and the paper records from that time were destroyed during computerisation.
Overdue Book Returned Only 45 Years Late « ResourceShelf 2010
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In the days before computerisation of the banking system, this issue would have been easily dealt with.
My Libertarian Values #2 - The Economy IanPJ 2009
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Most of his schooling had been in the days before extensive computerisation.
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Labour plans to waste over £120 billion of public money on Trident nuclear missiles, two new super aircraft carriers, ID cards, new motorway building, the war in Afghanistan and the botched computerisation of the NHS.
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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Though, he was criticised for introducing computers, especially the left parties who opposed the whole process of computerisation, fearing job losses, at the moment he deserves much accolades for his vision that he realised two decades back.
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