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The processing of digitized works

Proceedings of the 6th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2006
This paper describes the processing of digitised works at the National Library of Portugal, as done in the scope of the National Digital Library initiate (BND). This comprises the normalization of the names of the images, the creation of technical metadata, image processing, OCR, indexing, and the creation of derived copies for preservation and copies ...
José Borbinha   +3 more
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Digital work in a digitally challenged organization

Information & Management, 2017
Digitally literate employees are accustomed to having free access to digital media technologies. However, some organizations enact information technology (IT) governance structures that explicitly proscribe access to these technologies, resulting in considerable tension between employees and the organization. We explore these tensions in an exploratory
Robert M. Davison, Carol Xiaojuan Ou
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Digital Forensics Works

IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2009
In response to another article in this special issue, "Forensics Is So 'Yesterday,'" the author proposes that although digital forensics does face challenges, it works, so digital investigations shouldn't stop as long as they follow the law.
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The Case of the Digitized Works at a National Digital Library

Second International Conference on Document Image Analysis for Libraries (DIAL'06), 2006
This paper describes the case of the processing of digitised works at the BND - National Digital Library, in Portugal. This initiative created half a million of digitized images, from 25,000 titles of physical items. These represent a very heterogeneous sample of historical or more relevant items (printed monographic and newspapers, maps, manuscripts ...
José Borbinha   +3 more
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Digital work

Marketing Theory, 2015
Existing research shows that self-branding in the knowledge economy is a key promotional device for the pursuit of self-realization in a context that reifies entrepreneurialism as the main ideological stance. However, there is still reluctance to fully acknowledge the processes of sociality that constitute self-branding practice. While the relationship
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Digital Social Work: Towards Digital Disruption in Social Work

The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 2021
The digital transformation is posing a challenge to organizations, professionals, and the scientific community within Social Work. Until now, digital solutions have been incorporated spontaneously and arbitrarily, without models to contemplate and guide their incorporation.
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