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	* Digital.		* Digital.
	* Digital Built Britain v BIM.		* Digital Built Britain v BIM.
		+	* Digital Construction Week 2021.
	* Digital technology.		* Digital technology.
	* Digital quality management in construction.		* Digital quality management in construction.

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	* Digital technology.		* Digital technology.
	* Digital quality management in construction.		* Digital quality management in construction.
		+	* Digitisation.
	* Golden Thread report published by CIOB and i3PT.		* Golden Thread report published by CIOB and i3PT.
	* How to make the digital revolution a success.		* How to make the digital revolution a success.

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	* Internet of things.		* Internet of things.
	* Internet of things in commercial buildings.		* Internet of things in commercial buildings.
		+	* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.
	* Smart contracts.		* Smart contracts.
	* There's no BIM like home.		* There's no BIM like home.
	* UK digital strategy.		* UK digital strategy.

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	* Digital quality management in construction.		* Digital quality management in construction.
		+	* Golden Thread report published by CIOB and i3PT.
	* How to make the digital revolution a success.		* How to make the digital revolution a success.
	* Immersive Hybrid Reality IHR.		* Immersive Hybrid Reality IHR.

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	* How to make the digital revolution a success.		* How to make the digital revolution a success.
	* Immersive Hybrid Reality IHR.		* Immersive Hybrid Reality IHR.
		+	* Information for the buildings of tomorrow.
	* Internet of things.		* Internet of things.
	* Internet of things in commercial buildings.		* Internet of things in commercial buildings.
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	* Internet of things.		* Internet of things.
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	* Smart contracts.		* Smart contracts.
	* There's no BIM like home.		* There's no BIM like home.
	* UK digital strategy.		* UK digital strategy.

−	[[Category:Theory]] [[Category:BIM]] [[Category:Products_/_components]]	+	[[Category:Theory]] [[Category:BIM]] [[Category:Products_/_components]] [[Category:DCN_Product_Knowledge]]

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	* Digital Built Britain v BIM.		* Digital Built Britain v BIM.
	* Digital technology.		* Digital technology.
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	* How to make the digital revolution a success.		* How to make the digital revolution a success.
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* A vision for digital highways.
	* BIM.		* BIM.
	* BIM articles.		* BIM articles.

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−	~~Digital information generally comprises~~ data that ~~is created~~ by~~, or prepared for, electronic systems and devices such as computers, LCD screens and calculators, and can be stored on those devices or in~~ the ~~Cloud. The beginning of the 21st century saw electronic digital become the most popular method of storing, reading, copying, editing~~ and ~~moving data~~.	+	In very broad terms, 'digital' refers to signals or data that are expressed by the digits 0 and 1.

−	Digital data is ~~real world~~ data recorded in binary numeric form comprising ones and zeros (1, 0, also called 'bits') in various sequences to represent words and images. In this fashion, it is possible to create and store huge amounts of data ~~such as might be held on a computer hard disc, CD, DVD or MP4 player~~.	+	Digital information generally comprises data that is created by, or prepared for, electronic systems and devices such as computers, screens, calculators, communication devies and so on, and can be stored on those devices or in the Cloud. The beginning of the 21st century saw electronic digital become the most popular method of storing, reading, copying, editing and moving data.
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		+	Digital data is data recorded in binary numeric form comprising ones and zeros (1, 0, also called 'bits') in various sequences to represent words and images. In this fashion, it is possible to create and store huge amounts of data.

	Analog data contrasts markedly with digital data. Analog data can be represented in a physical way and so includes errors and ‘noise’ (eg sound generated by a stylus on a vinyl record or a tape head on non-digital cassette tapes). Digital data is generally error-free which allows it to be copied repeatedly and almost indefinitely with almost no errors. When an error does occur, it is usually because of ‘substitution’, where a rogue symbol has replaced an existing one.		Analog data contrasts markedly with digital data. Analog data can be represented in a physical way and so includes errors and ‘noise’ (eg sound generated by a stylus on a vinyl record or a tape head on non-digital cassette tapes). Digital data is generally error-free which allows it to be copied repeatedly and almost indefinitely with almost no errors. When an error does occur, it is usually because of ‘substitution’, where a rogue symbol has replaced an existing one.
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	It should be noted that digital systems are not just associated with the modern electronic era but have been around for centuries in various forms. Examples cited by Wikipedia include:		It should be noted that digital systems are not just associated with the modern electronic era but have been around for centuries in various forms. Examples cited by Wikipedia include:

−	The abacus (1,000BC – 500BC), where individual beads can be thought of as binary units that can be manipulated to achieve an end result.	+	* The abacus (1,000BC – 500BC), where individual beads can be thought of as binary units that can be manipulated to achieve an end result.
−		+	* A beacon, which has just two states – on and off.
−	A beacon, which has just two states – on and off.	+	* Morse code – which uses six digital states including dot, dash and gaps of various lengths.
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−	Morse code – which uses six digital states including dot, dash and gaps of various lengths.	+

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