Their workflows are paper-based, and they're doing things to spreadsheets and paper-based processes.
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Paper-based signatures and paper-based processing — physically needing to print, fax, scan or overnight documents for reviews, approvals, decisions and/or signatures to complete a transaction — are fast-becoming archaic in today's digital world.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: What about this idea of paper-based valuation?
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Spam is the digital cousin of ordinary, paper-based junk mail.
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This black cartridge contains the paper-based diagnostic for detecting Zika.
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Some paper-based fingerprint records weren't consistently converted into digital form.
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When customers run out, order refills arrive in paper-based pods.
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The system was remarkably more efficient than a paper-based time clock.
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And, as Valentine hinted, you'll find more than paper-based objects here.
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A paper based on that research, published in 1969, showed that it could.
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In an academic working paper based on this survey, we consider this possibility.
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Many of New York's housing and health inspectors still use a paper based system.
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The old paper-based workflow was disjointed and had more lag time, he said.
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"What we've got is a really nice paper-based synthetic biology platform," Collins says.
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Nestle was developing new paper-based materials and biodegradable polymers that are also recyclable.
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It used to be done by workers referencing paper-based, bounded collection of directions.
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The fair will feature 95 galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art.
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Problem: Tracking resident schedules and communication is frequently managed manually with a paper-based system.
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The best way to stop that is to switch to paper-based systems, they say.
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Several other large Tennessee counties, including Davidson and Williamson, recently purchased paper-based voting machines.
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And the division has developed a computerized case management system to replace paper-based record keeping.
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Some large Texas counties have recently purchased paper-based devices, including Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar and Collin.
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In the middle are countries that are upgrading from old, paper-based systems to digital ones.
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International Paper's North America consumer packaging business produces solid bleached sulfate paperboard and paper-based foodservice products.
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Preskill has now published a paper based on his Q2B lecture about what this "NISQ" era entails.
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The process is currently heavily manual and paper-based, making it time consuming and prone to errors.
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Automatic registration updates the often antiquated, paper-based system many states use today in two key ways.
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The ease and reliability of registering property is a challenge, particularly where land registries are paper-based.
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It added that its new food ranges would use paper-based food trays instead of plastic ones.
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Despite a previous recommendation to computerize records, employment investigators' files were still paper-based, the investigation found.
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He also encouraged states to introduce paper based backups to avoid attempts to hack electronic voting systems.
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A paper-based process telegraphs to applicants where the government thinks there are problems with their cases.
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In addition to paper-based printed objects, the participants will be offering clothes, accessories, artworks, and more.
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Because the paper-based diagnostic test can be freeze-dried, it can be stored and transported without problems.
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Auditing mechanisms like paper-based ballots go beyond directly securing elections, and ultimately build trust in democratic processes.
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Snapshot: Origami, like the sculpture above, is a paper-based art form that reaches back thousands of years.
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Groups, including the Coalition for Paper Options, which advocates for paper-based financial notices, support this latest proposal.
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Scientists announced their observations of these "modons" for the first time in a new paper based on satellite data.
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They sat us at a table with a binder, a bunch of paper-based puzzles, and some Rupee stickers.
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A new video demonstrates the steps required to fold your own version of this record-setting paper-based aircraft.
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The company is also accelerating its shift from paper-based vouchers towards digital cards in order to cut costs.
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A paper-based rapid test for the Zika virus was introduced on Friday by a consortium of research groups.
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Eventually, Annese prepared a paper based on his analysis of Henry's brain and asked Corkin to contribute to it.
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Packaging companies say online retailers are feeling the pressure to use paper-based packaging, such as cardboard, over plastics.
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"The cores in the middle of toilet paper rolls are technically boxboard materials, paper-based, recyclable," Mr. Dunbar said.
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It would seem that paper-based books are anachronistic and that libraries would be headed the way of Blockbuster.
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Image: Harvard UniversityResearchers have demonstrated a paper-based device that can detect the Zika virus within two to three hours.
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"Some archives can be quite academic and paper-based," says Jacqui Seargeant, the Global Archive Manager for Dewar's Scotch Whisky.
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While it can be difficult to break through bureaucratic red tape and restructure old, paper-based processes, it's not impossible.
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This year, more than 90% of votes will be cast using paper-based systems, Wolf said, an increase from 2018.
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Chart review is probably faster and more complete using computers than it was under older paper-based systems, Overhage said.
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Then, came up to Time Magazine back in the days when paper-based weekly news magazines actually were thriving. Yeah.
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Anonymous, paper-based surveys could help, but you can't establish a good rapport with a series of yes/no exam questions.
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A paper based on the short-term results of gene editing in primates could be published within the year, he said.
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This service speeds up the permitting process by replacing the traditional paper-based review method, thereby improving the plan review cycle.
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Once the policy is underwritten, claims management and customer service are cumbersome due to the insurer-centric and paper-based structure.
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When those conditions are met, the contract is automatically enforced, something which proponents say is more proficient than paper-based contracts.
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It has, however, encountered difficulties with recycling the new, paper-based straws, according to a report in U.K. newspaper The Sun.
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The paper-based test features a series of purple dots that turn yellow when exposed to blood samples containing the virus.
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In years past, transit agencies relied solely on paper-based tracking procedures such as forms and spreadsheets to monitor critical assets.
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The fair will feature 100 galleries from around the world with the best in top modern and contemporary paper-based art.
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Krishnamurthy said the technology's adoption is going to benefit companies such as SAP by automating a lot of paper-based transactions.
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Problem: Lack of technology in caregiver management throughout the public sector results in huge wasted resources that accompany a paper-based operation.
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Money that used to go to textbooks and paper-based learning materials are now going to technology, including subscription-based learning materials.
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They value the look and feel of these very tangible paper-based publications that they imbue with immediacy, intimacy, fervor, and transgression.
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Update Norwegian Cruise Line, the world's third-biggest cruise company, aims to switch its fleet to paper-based water cartons by 2020.
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Digitizing health records was intended to clean up the chaos of paper-based medical histories, allowing information to be shared more readily.
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For example, government departments across the country still eschew email for a paper-based letter system, he said, and Mandalay is no exception.
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Of those, 457 passed the initial paper-based review, but 70% of them have yet to show evidence they have built a facility.
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For instance, although it took 85033 years, there is now near unanimity among experts that our voting systems should indeed be paper based.
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I prefer paper-based books when I'm reading with my eyes, but if I'm on the road, I mostly read on my iPad.
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Smaller carriers and regional partners were originally exempt because of the cost of collecting the data in a more manual, paper-based era.
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Five years old, it is devoted to all things paper: from dealers in drawings, prints and occasionally photographs to large paper-based installations.
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The bureau wanted to replace its cumbersome paper-based case filing system with a modern, electronic system called the Virtual Case File (VCF).
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The system had grown hopelessly out of date since then—it still relied on telephone calls and a series of paper-based internal processes.
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Art on Paper returns to downtown Manhattan's Pier 36 this March 7–10, with 100 galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art.
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Lack of data-sharing among schools, pediatricians and families is especially exacerbated, because charts are often paper-based or locked in the school's system.
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Though the company tried a paper-based K-Cup in 2010, the product didn't meet quality standards and was eventually taken off the market.
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And the paper-based system would be too cumbersome to help the government quickly trace people who might have been exposed to the virus.
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But with thousands of small and single-vehicle operators and legacy (often paper-based) systems underpinning communications, it's also one of the most inefficient.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the year in which Norwegian Cruise Line aims to offer paper-based water containers on its ships.
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Unfortunately, the bulk of that funding was spent on moving doctor's offices from paper-based systems to electronic ones, and not on data sharing.
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Unlike a paper-based ID, such as most driver's licenses and passports, a digital ID can be verified online, often at a lower cost.
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The 100 year cameras placed around Berlin created a picture on a paper-based emulsion and this was unlikely to withstand 1,000 years outside.
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The industry is still largely paper-based, slow and terrible at communicating with customers and as a result falls well short of today's consumer expectations.
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A paper based on the research is scheduled to be presented Thursday at The Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition in Long Beach, California.
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Current legacy systems, paper-based processes, and on-premise infrastructures have become glaring areas of embarrassment and frustration for governments, civil servants and citizens alike.
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Traditionally a way to mark the four weeks leading up to Christmas, advent calendars are most commonly reusable or paper based with chocolate behind doors.
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He had spent much of his career seeing his hospitals blighted by unsafe practices that, in the paper-based world, he could do little about.
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Art on Paper returns to downtown Manhattan's Pier 36 this March 5–8, with ninety-five galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art.
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"It is perfectly possible Vivendi could make an offer for the group, both in cash and paper based on a premium of 25 percent," it said.
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Japanese people waste far too much time filling in forms, he says; the shrinking population can no longer afford to maintain this bloated paper-based bureaucracy.
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The Prynt Case's $149 price may seem steep, but it's not much more than other ZINK paper-based printers like the $130 Polaroid Zip Instant Photoprinter.
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Parsable has developed a Connected Worker platform to help bring high tech solutions to deskless industrial workers who have been working mostly with paper-based processes.
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Katz and Krueger's 2016 paper, based on data collected with the RAND Corporation, attempted to replicate the US Bureau of Labor Statistics' 20173 contingent worker supplement.
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To expand outreach, Holt turned away from paper-based marketing, opting instead for search engine optimization, social media and pay-per-click marketing on the web.
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Commercial real estate, just like its private counterpart, used to be a paper-based industry that remained bound to its old ways for longer than necessary.
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USCIS, a largely paper-based organization, has suspended in-person service until at least April 1 to protect its staff, contractors and prospective applicants from contagion.
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That accomplishment reflects the efforts of millions of American consumers combined with the industry's commitment and infrastructure to create a strong market for paper-based recycling.
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For example, Gametime's Snap and Sell feature lets users take a photo of a paper-based ticket to list it on their marketplace, and price it automatically.
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SoftBank's paper-based return from the fund reached 62% IRR, which even Son himself admitted is a lofty target that the Vision Fund will struggle to maintain.
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This digitizes a process that is still mostly paper-based (some invoices are still faxed and most payments are made by paper checks sent through snail mail).
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Calendaring and note-taking apps have never really filled the void left behind when we moved away from our old, paper-based daily planners to digital devices.
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This so-called business-process outsourcing operation – managing often paper-based administrative tasks for companies in health care, finance and other sectors – is now being separated again.
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"It is absolutely outrageous that these 858 aliens were able to defraud the government because these paper based fingerprints were not uploaded," Culberson said in a statement.
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The current paper-based filing system means that the FEC can spend up to 2628 days on a lengthy process of integrating filings into their public database.
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Over the past year, he added, the company has moved away from in-person or paper-based procurement for myriad goods and services toward an electronic platform.
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"Oral histories often help fill the holes of traditional archives, which rely on material or paper-based text," Zaheer Ali, the oral historian at BHS, told Hyperallergic.
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Yet the paper-based system was too frail and difficult to manage efficiently, and the dystopian dream of panoptic population control by an all-seeing state failed.
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As millions of holiday purchases arrive at consumers' homes in cardboard ("corrugated") boxes, the use and recycling of paper-based products will be clearly illustrated for lawmakers.
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Google is expected to publish a peer-reviewed version of its leaked supremacy paper, based on the newer Sycamore chip, bringing its claim onto the scientific record.
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A team of researchers has developed a simple paper-based test that can in a matter of seconds detect whether a person has recently been using cocaine.
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That provided incentives, followed by penalties, that were designed to modernize health care by pushing clinics and hospitals to adopt digital, and not paper-based, medical records.
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Its products include a paper-based substitute for bubble wrap, and a sustainable type of packaging for perishable goods that it claims insulates as well as Styrofoam.
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The conservative paper based in the Chicago suburbs said it had expected to back the Republican candidate, assuming that candidate was someone such as former Florida Gov.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, the current paper-based process costs about $500,000 a year, and the CBO says e-filing could even increase federal revenues.
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But at the University of Washington, bioengineer Paul Yager was using microfluidics to develop paper-based assays that he hoped would detect pathogens with just a nasal swab.
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Some of the troubles Mt. Gox had early on plagued later exchanges like Coinbase and suggested that digital money had new problems that paper-based money did not.
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The PBOC set up a research team back in 2014 to explore the use of virtual currencies to reduce the costs involved in circulating traditional paper-based money.
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The platform called Batavia would help banks and their clients automate the trade finance process, which remains highly manual and paper-based, the participating companies said on Wednesday.
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The lands ministry is digitizing its 57 paper-based land registries but progress is slow with only a third of registries digitized by November, according to local media.
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Several investors said getting dollars for imports from local banks takes between three and 12 months as weary clerks navigate the central bank's paper-based FX allocation system.
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Open Book The Pew Research Center recently released a survey showing that Americans still have a preference for reading old-fashioned paper-based, spine-having, space-occupying books.
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The United States needs to return, as soon as possible, to a paper-based, auditable voting system in all jurisdictions that still use electronic-only, unverifiable voting machines.
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Older populations still prefer to receive paper-based communications and in-person town-hall-style meetings, whereas younger generations want digital notifications, Facebook groups and text message alerts.
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It also means the traditional, paper-based identify systems must be adapted as digital systems are introduced, to ensure both offline and online processes can work in parallel.
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Proponents of the bill say the legislation would help reduce waste as well as contaminants in the recycling stream from toxins often used to coat the paper-based receipts.
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Box says his team currently has a scientific paper based on the research that DiCaprio's foundation supported, and they are analyzing more data from the field campaign as well.
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The most basic and impulsive reaction is to revert to paper-based voting ballots or involve some sort of paper trail that could be used to cross test results.
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The capacity for physical storage required to run a paper-based system isn't sustainable, especially for federally funded agencies that typically have to store seven years' worth of data.
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"The main conclusion I got from this paper, based on all the objective data, is why would anybody want to go to Mars or be in space?" he said.
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In the past five years, doctors across the country have moved from paper-based systems to electronic ones, with more than 90 percent of hospitals having made the shift.
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Cloth- and paper-based disposable products arrived over a relatively short period, but the new throwaway culture they instigated paved the ground for the plastic problem we have today.
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Other agencies including CARE said open-source tools that can be used with mobiles were transforming the collection and processing of information in disasters, replacing cumbersome paper-based assessments.
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Information on shareholders of small and medium enterprises has traditionally been maintained manually on spreadsheets or even on paper-based records, with each party holding their own version of information.
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The big picture: Tsafos' short paper, based on BP's robust annual energy statistics report, explores how coal demand in Asia goes well beyond China's status as the world's biggest user.
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British coffee brand Halo said on Friday it had created "the world's first fully home compostable paper-based coffee capsule and packaging," which can break down in about a month.
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The copyright office still runs on a largely paper based system (some records kept are still kept in card catalogues) and is forced to share the library's aging IT systems.
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For example, one person recently told her they wanted to create a better electronic health record (EHR), the digital version of the paper-based patient charts that doctors once used.
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After working with another solution that was more paper-based, Wittels jumped at the opportunity to test out Alto this summer and was pleased with how simple the process was.
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Players used the paper-based parlay game that was limited to NFL games until 2007, when the service was terminated thanks House Bill 3466, which eliminated sports betting in Oregon.
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Alternatively, Ireland-based Mcor Technologies—a paper-based full-color 23D printing company founded by brothers Dr. Conor MacCormack and Fintan MacCormack—brings 3D printers directly to a surgeon's practice.
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The company rolled out paper packaging for its flavored milk powder Nesquik in the first quarter of 2019 and will introduce paper-based pouches for its Milo health drink in 2020.
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The research, processing, escrow and closing that comprise a title company's role in ensuring and insuring that a real estate transaction is legally effective are often extremely manual, paper based processes.
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Now banks are seeking to apply it to private networks they run, to save costs by reducing settlement times and automating systems that are still paper-based, like in trade finance.
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"Just try to compare the 4-6 weeks paper-based process of getting a mortgage with the instant set up of a current account online now available in most challenger banks".
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Trade finance transactions were worth over $9 trillion in 2017, but the industry is heavily paper-based, and follows processes and procedures that have changed little in decades, or even centuries.
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The news is better in other parts of the Super Tuesday map, as some counties and states have successfully replaced their old paperless voting equipment with more secure paper-based machines.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether EHR use improves patient care or whether physicians spend more or less time on computerized tasks than they did under older paper-based systems.
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" Homeland Security has touted efforts to digitize its record keeping, announcing in 2014 that ICE was adopting an eClinicalWorks digital health record to replace previous "legacy systems and paper-based files.
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Japanese banks have been slow to eliminate paper-based documentation compared with major global peers, partly because many forms require customers' personal ink stamps - Japan's official method of identification - rather than signatures.
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Spanning across continents, it's a virtual love letter to the power of paper-based communication and amazing throwback to a world where the future came in the form of tiny little pills.
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Soon after she started chronicling the babysitting life in Stoneybrook, Martin also published this extremely dark teen novel about popularity, cruelty, and that paper-based precursor to internet bullying, the slam book.
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There has been a push by some anti-counterfeiting experts for the United States to adopt the same polymer substrate features of these other countries and finally abandoning the paper-based bill.
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Paper-based dispatch and scheduling has been done away with, and the departments will have customized analytics dashboards, giving them far better insights into how things are going with the complaint system.
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While New York IPOs price one evening and begin trading the next morning, Hong Kong deals require a settlement gap of five working days because the system is still largely paper-based.
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Using a paper-based system, the workers have to document observations, take them back to the office, and hand them off to someone else who inputs the information in a central file.
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Los Angeles County developed the system part of the county's VSAP project, which is meant to enhance security by providing a paper-based device with software that the county owns and controls.
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Durbin said during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on improving school safety that the gun lobby deliberately pushed for the laws that keep the ATF from updating their paper-based gun database.
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Whether or not you actually bother to get your VAT reimbursement might depend on how convenient it is to do so, and generally speaking, the process is paper-based and pretty annoying.
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Smurfit Kappa, Europe's largest producer of paper-based packaging, said on Tuesday that under the proposal its shareholders would receive a combination of cash and a minority holding in the combined business.
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The game was text-based and paper-based; a student would type out his or her commands on a roll of paper, and the computer would respond by typing back status updates.
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Smurfit Kappa, Europe's largest producer of paper-based packaging, said on Tuesday that its shareholders would receive a combination of cash and a minority holding in the combined business under International Paper's proposal.
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Walking through these facilities is like getting an overview of the different specialties in the field: textiles over here, ceramics over there, paintings down this way, and paper-based works in the back.
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Neuralink "may or may not pursue a larger peer-reviewed paper based on this preprint, and in the future expect to publish both preprinted as well as peer reviewed articles," a spokeswoman said.
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The bill would grant security clearances to each state's top election official, create a technical advisory board to proliferate best practices in cybersecurity, and require states to conduct manual, paper-based election audits.
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The group has a broad mandate — converting paper-based forms into easy-to-use websites, for example, while helping the government buy better technology and take advantage of new tools like artificial intelligence.
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A proprietary process turns the kelp into straws that feel plastic-like but degrade simply (and not in your hot drink — it can stand considerably more exposure than corn and paper-based straws).
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Voting integrity activists aren't advocating returning to a totally paper-based voting system, but instead requiring that voting machines produce a paper record that can be used to check the reported electronic totals.
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But the company is aware that moving out to more rural India necessitates a different approach, particularly with the majority of businesses handling their payroll manually using spreadsheets or (worse still) paper-based systems.
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Lewis explained the aim is to digitize other existing paper-based process — though it's not yet clear exactly which additional "condition alerts" might be bolted on to its deployment of Streams in the future.
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Many jurisdictions have transitioned to secure paper-based voting systems, and others have adopted early voting and vote-by-mail systems that will allow officials to identify problems well in advance of Election Day.
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"Today, transparency and efficiency in the food supply chain are limited by opaque data forcing each company to rely on intermediaries and paper-based records," Morgane Kimmich, the research author, said in a statement.
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In a recent paper based on data for 128 countries over 10 years, Professor Treisman and I developed an econometric model to assess which factors affect a government's approval ratings and by how much.
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The shipping world is very paper-based, and the data that they have had, traditionally, about their customers, about the products being shipped, and even the vessels that are shipping them, has been very siloed.
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The innovations have primarily been driven by the advent of software and mobility, allowing the health sector to digitize many of the pen and paper-based operations and processes that currently slow down service delivery.
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Until everything is reusable, paper-based packaging companies are making the argument that at least cardboard is better than single-use plastic, even as they take steps to make packaging less damaging to the planet.
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The weak volumes for LMEshield are partly due to the difficulty of moving from a paper-based system, especially in Asia, and the fact that it offers no legal recourse against fraud, the sources said.
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But sooner or later, some pesky professor (or, these days, more likely a teaching assistant or adjunct), is going to ask you to do some research and write a paper based on what you've learned.
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Jaddou said "it's great" for USCIS employees that the notoriously paper-based agency made that change, but it did little for attorneys and applicants, as the wet signature still has to be collected and filed.
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Scott Walker is offering Kimberly-Clark, the maker of paper-based products, a Foxconn-size deal (in cost per job) simply to help keep an existing business from closing shop — in essence, to do nothing.
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The report goes on to make some recommendations to upgrade the system (like moving beyond paper-based systems), with a follow-up in 2016 praising some of the progress that some states made since 2012.
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For example, a Harvard-led team recently unveiled a paper-based test – similar to a pregnancy test – that uses the CRISPR/Cas gene editing tool to distinguish the Zika virus from the closely related Dengue virus.
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Another big area is clinical trial recruitment: Researchers are finding that it's easier, cheaper and reliable enough to find candidates via mobile technologies, versus the alternatives, which involve broad targeting with radio or paper-based ads.
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Researchers at Clarkson University have developed low-cost, portable, paper-based sensor labels that they hope will be able to detect food spoilage, authenticate tea and wine, and even identify new medicinal plants in remote jungles.
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Massari, the ambassador, became concerned about embassy security after Regeni's death; soon he stopped using email and the phone for sensitive matters, resorting to an old-fashioned paper-based encryption machine to send messages to Rome.
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Homeland Security officials "accomplish their mission while working in an antiquated system of paper-based files more suited to an office environment of 1950 than 85033," Inspector General John Roth told the Senate Homeland Security Committee.
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"The biometric technology is enabling a lot of charities and organizations to leapfrog a computer-based system and go straight from a paper-based system to a mobile system," Simprints co-founder Alexandra Grigore told CNN.
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Founded in 2013, VenueNext originally spun out of the San Francisco 49ers Stadium Technology group at a time when stadiums were investing in improved wi-fi for attendees, and beginning to favor mobile over paper-based tickets.
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The report from Roth's office, released on Tuesday, said immigration officials expect it will take $1 billion and another three years, 11 years into the effort, to move from a paper-based system to automated benefit processing.
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An alternative approach, at least for starters, is asking students about their digital and paper-based reading patterns – much as physicians ask for histories (along with physicals and lab tests) to figure out what ails their patients.
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Whether or not the study's methodology was bunk—which appears to have been the case, and deserves its own, separate criticism—the journal retracted a peer reviewed paper based on the contradictory findings of the accused subject himself.
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Wordsmith is entirely paper-based, and the words come from a curated list of 10,000 words that have been identified as the ones academics have determined are the rare and challenging ones that help improve writing and comprehension.
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Or, to put it even more simply, VitalFields is a classic SaaS play, replacing old, largely, paper-based ways of doing things, or legacy and expensive software and tools that were never really designed to do the job.
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Now, as a new paper published in Nature Biomedical Engineering shows, a research team led by Manu Prakash from Stanford University has developed a paper-based, ultra-low cost, lightweight, human-powered centrifuge that's got the right stuff.
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The guidelines were issued to help implement the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996, which was designed in part to usher in a new era of electronic health records to replace older, paper-based systems.
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The new system, built using blockchain code from the Linux Foundation-led Hyperledger project, could provide greater transparency, efficiency and security to an asset class that has remained largely paper-based, Northern Trust and IBM executives told Reuters.
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Matt Blaze, a professor of computer science and law at Georgetown University, told The Hill that the funds should go towards buying "paper-based voting machines and conducting risk-limiting audits" to ensure election results are not tampered with.
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We noted that the paper-based backup system, if implemented properly, would allow verification of the ballots cast and that agents of political parties had been at most stations and received copies they could crosscheck with the official results.
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"We believe that both formative assessments and higher stakes exams should be digital and not pen and paper based, as students are digitally native and this is the way they learn and how they deliver all other work," adds Hägglund.
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There were increasing moves across the United States to return to a paper-based voting system after negative experiences with electronic voting machines in recent years, but 15 states used computers that did not allow a manual recount, he said.
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For instance, the actual system for tallying votes is very different from an online or paper-based registration system for voters to use, which in turn is also quite unique from accessing a computer system used by an election official.
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And New York halted preparations for this year's standardized assessments for grades 3-8, suspended shipments of paper-based English language arts exams and postponed the opening of its computer-based testing portal that had been scheduled for March 23.
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Election security: The scramble to secure America's voting machines Yikes to this big Politico investigation: Many election officials have been slow to buy paper-based machines, due either to a lack of money or to disbelief in the experts' warnings.
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Texas faces a similar problem: As POLITICO reported last year, dozens of small counties there lack the resources or willingness to replace their insecure machines, and the state Legislature recently punted on mandating paper-based systems until at least 2021.
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While the paper-based machines are supposed to make the vote more resistant to digital tampering, they also introduce new uncertainty into an election already marked by widespread warnings that Russia is determined to interfere in yet another U.S. presidential race.
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The case has attracted the attention of the $2 trillion global Islamic finance industry because it could set a precedent for sukuk issuers to refuse to redeem their paper based on changes in the religious permissibility of the debt instrument.
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The $380 million fund, established as part of Congress' omnibus appropriations bill, is meant to aid state officials in securing and improving election systems, whether through technical upgrades, cybersecurity audits, or by replacing vulnerable paperless electronic voting machines with paper-based systems.
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Of course, IBM had to explain why an accounting team would actually want this, and they did so by comparing it to the paper-based ledger system originally used for bookkeeping, which was often quite cumbersome, and could often lead to human errors.
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Its protagonist is a novel that's excited to have been assigned to a student, hoping it'll still be read despite the fact that the student has yet to open it, instead writing a term paper based solely on Wikipedia and the movie version.
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Part of the reason for this is that so many of them continue to provide paper-based, kiosk-issued tickets, but also because of the rise of the blockbuster, and the new awareness of public safety in crowded, high-profile, iconic tourist spots.
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Over the past two decades, our culture has rapidly evolved from a paper-based, in-person series of relationships into an Internet-enabled mobile economy where relationships are not simply digital, but often faceless and remote, dependent on secure and yes, encrypted, communication.
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Zeng has already made 17 different wallpapers, and says she's currently working on a new paper based on a trip she took to Croatia"The design will feature people swimming amongst giant fish in our first interpretation of the underwater world," she said.
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The federal court-appointed receiver who controls California's inmate health care system approved the project in 2013 to replace the state's antiquated paper-based records with an electronic system that could track the medical and mental health care of nearly 130,000 inmates.
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"Medication mix-ups have become much less common in the digital age ... now we have computers and barcodes on pills and IV bags, so we can catch a lot of the mistakes that used to happen when it was a paper-based system," Wachter said.
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"This interface is likely to be the first of its kind in the world in the application of DLT in solving the century-old problem arising from the inefficiency of the paper-based trade finance system," HKMA head Norman Chan said at a fintech conference.
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Magic will never be real, but with the Prynt Case — a ZINK paper-based printer accessory that connects to smartphones and uses augmented reality through an app to overlay videos on top of the printed photos — we now have the closest thing to real Harry Potter photos.
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John Runyan is the executive director of the Coalition for Paper Options, an alliance of consumer organizations, labor unions and print communications industry organizations and employees dedicated to preserving access to important paper-based information and services for Americans who prefer them or depend on them.
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Standard Bank's co-Chief Executive Ben Kruger told Reuters it needed to be able to respond nimbly to counter lean new entrants like Capitec who have been able to enter the market without the stifling processes established banks have inherited from their paper-based legacy systems.
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To qualify for queen and king, Carlos and Jovanny had submitted their names on a small strip of paper based on the categories they chose — king or queen — rather than the traditional method of competing against people assigned a category based on their sex at birth.
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E-prescribing is well understood to assist prescribers by allowing patients and doctors to better guard against medication errors, such as drug-to-drug interactions, reduce common errors inherent in paper-based prescribing, including illegible handwriting, misinterpreted abbreviations and unclear dosages, and provide critical decision support tools.
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However, if a genealogy company took the time to scan paper-based records from various sources around the world, index them and make it easy to search through mountains of material from the comfort of your own home, you will mostly likely be charged at some point.
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The stories allege, for instance, that SCL tried to place a story in an Indonesian paper based on a purported government document that was apparently fake, and how it repeatedly tried to operate through front and shell groups while obscuring where its funds were coming from.
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In a proposal likely to make waves in countries such as Germany, whose history has made data privacy a guarded asset, the Commission wants to do away with paper-based identity documents that are easy to falsify and can be used to enter the bloc from non-EU countries.
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Well, we know what we're reading in February 2018: Black Mirror Volume I. The high-tech dystopian drama series, which moved from the UK's Channel 4 to Netflix for its third season last year, is branching out with an old-fashioned paper-based book anthology, its creator announced Tuesday.
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Beef up election security The candidates have been justifiably outraged over Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's stonewalling on election security legislation that would direct resources and expertise to state and local governments to help modernize election systems and implement paper-based backups for electronic voting, among other improvements.
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It exists to deliver identity verification to banks and others that need to on-board customers or staff in a compliant manner but don't want the expense of face-to-face meetings or complicated paper-based systems to prove compliance with money laundering, tax, employment and other such rules.
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As of now, for example, if an OEM is selling air conditioning units for a new building development — the industry touches 5-20 percent of every new building via electrical equipment — the process will typically be handled by a reseller who presents a paper-based inventory to the buyer.
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The 11-year-old company, whose voting system was federally certified in 2018, has been implementing paper-based voting systems in counties across the US."We have focused all of our innovation around the paper ballot," James Rundlett, national sales manager for Clear Ballot, told Business Insider Weekly.
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Still, it does seem like a neat idea, and assuming it does work out, I'd be interested to see where else Typified takes its smart poster concept in the future — imagine a subway time poster that tells you when your train is coming, or some sort of paper-based smart clock.
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It is too early in the emerging sector for the Bureau of Labor Statistics to track health IT jobs yet, but it shows that the job outlook for health information technicians (involving digital and paper-based work) is projected to grow 22014 percent by 284, much faster than most occupations.
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The iAuditor app aims to replace paper-based check-lists for safety inspections, to not only speed up checks and make them more efficient but also to enable companies to centralize inspection data so it can be analyzed and benchmarked, and so that risks can be flagged in real-time.
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Since it secured regulatory approval, the fintech's been busy developing its own origination platform with the aim of easing and accelerating the property purchasing process, which remains largely paper-based in the UK. For instance, buy-to-let mortgages take around 21 days to complete — and Habito aims to reduce this by half.
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If you've ever been a teenage girl with a paper-based diary (or sneaked into that teenage girl's room to read that diary), the contents will be familiar: Deep thoughts about love, life and happiness, occasional rants, wobbly attempts at poetry and little spurts of personal insight are all splattered across the pages.
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Although states have the same basic standards for clinician licensure, each of the 50 states has its own timetable for license renewal, its own continuing medical education requirements, its own often paper-based application and numerous other unique demands, making the process of acquiring a license, let alone multiple licenses, both time intensive and costly.
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The Irish listed shares of Smurfit Kappa, Europe's largest producer of paper-based packaging, jumped 18.3 percent to 33.86 euros after the company said the proposal from International Paper failed to reflect its growth prospects and the industry's attractive outlook.. Its London-listed shares closed up 19.6 percent, their biggest ever one-day jump.
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The documents also show that Mr. Dourson's center at the university, which accepted money from the trade group and other companies for research, sent a draft paper based on that research to the industry council to edit before submitting it to a journal for publication — considered by most to be an unacceptable practice in academia.
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Agencies will be required to make paper-based forms available digitally within one year, to provide a digital option as an alternative to in-person government services within two years, to submit a plan to increase the use of electronic signatures on contracts and related documents within 180 days, and to modernize their public-facing websites within one year.
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NTP aims to help streamline the trade finance and supply chain industry: By using the platform, companies don't have to physically present paper-based trade documents to complete a letter of credit transaction and can instead do so online by leveraging NTP's features like its online cloud-based repository offering, and an SFTP connection or API integration for document sharing.
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While some residents have produced pieces that address pressing social issues — such as Weston Teruya's recent show of delicate, paper-based works reflecting on historical and contemporary processes of displacement in San Francisco — Recology supports artists' full range of creativity: there's no expectation that residents will make environmental art or social practice projects, or anything beyond art for art's sake.
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The two are perpetually linked: A July editorial in News/North, a paper based in the territorial (and highway accessible) capital of Yellowknife, recommended that any infrastructure work that would support a future Mackenzie Gas Project, such as the road to Tulita, should be moved to the bottom of the government's priority list, as the likelihood of the project happening is so small.
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"They will rely on e-learning as much as possible, but they have to have a backup plan in place, which could include a more traditional presentation of textbooks, work packets, pen-and-paper-based academics that support learning in a way that makes it accessible for kids that don't have internet at home," said Noelle Ellerson Ng, of AASA, The School Superintendents Association.
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On the benefits side, the report cites a variety of still fairly experimental ideas that might make positive use of children's data — such as for targeted inspections of services for kids to focus on areas where data suggests there are problems; NLP technology to speed up analysis of large data-sets (such as the NSPCC's national case review repository) to find common themes and understand "how to prevent harm and promote positive outcomes"; predictive analytics using data from children and adults to more cost-effectively flag "potential child safeguarding risks to social workers"; and digitizing children's Personal Child Health Record to make the current paper-based record more widely accessible to professionals working with children.
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