Digitisation - Revision history

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	* Digital information.		* Digital information.
	* Digitalisation in Construction.		* Digitalisation in Construction.
		+	* Digitalisation v digitization.
	* Digital technology.		* Digital technology.
	* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.		* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.

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	Digital data can also be compressed from huge sizes down to more manageable packages. This allows large amounts of data to be transmitted with relative ease, and subsequently decompressed at the point of use.		Digital data can also be compressed from huge sizes down to more manageable packages. This allows large amounts of data to be transmitted with relative ease, and subsequently decompressed at the point of use.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Digital.		* Digital.

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	* Digital.		* Digital.
		+	* Digital Construction Week 2021.
	* Digital information.		* Digital information.
	* Digitalisation in Construction.		* Digitalisation in Construction.

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−	Digitisation is the process of converting analogue information into a digital format. Analogue information is sometimes represented in a physical format ~~that may include~~ errors~~, whereas the~~ digital ~~format of the~~ data is generally thought to be more stable and manageable.	+	= Introduction =
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		+	Digitisation is the process of converting analogue information into a digital format. Analogue information is sometimes represented in a physical format which might have a higher likelihood of including errors. The digital data format is generally thought to be more stable and manageable.
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		+	= Digitisation vs digitalisation =

	Digitisation and digitalisation are not interchangeable terms. In the Energy White Paper, Powering our Net Zero Future (CP 337), published in December 2020 by HM Government digitalisation is defined as ‘…the integration of digital technologies into a process, organisation or system.’		Digitisation and digitalisation are not interchangeable terms. In the Energy White Paper, Powering our Net Zero Future (CP 337), published in December 2020 by HM Government digitalisation is defined as ‘…the integration of digital technologies into a process, organisation or system.’

−	For more on ~~shared~~ digital data, see Digitalisation.	+	For more on integrated digital data, see Digitalisation.
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		+	= How does digitisation work? =

	Digitisation results in the creation of a digital representation of another object as 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.		Digitisation results in the creation of a digital representation of another object as 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.

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* Digital.
	* Digital information.		* Digital information.
	* Digitalisation in Construction.		* Digitalisation in Construction.
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	* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.		* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.
	* Review of Industry Digitalisation.		* Review of Industry Digitalisation.
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		+	* Digital information.
	* Digitalisation in Construction.		* Digitalisation in Construction.
		+	* Digital technology.
	* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.		* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.
	* Review of Industry Digitalisation.		* Review of Industry Digitalisation.

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	* Digitalisation in Construction.		* Digitalisation in Construction.
	* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.		* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.
−	* Review of Industry ~~Digitisation~~.	+	* Review of Industry Digitalisation.

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−	Digitisation is the process of converting analogue information into a digital format. ~~Digitisation results~~ in ~~the creation of~~ a digital ~~representation~~ of ~~another object~~.	+	Digitisation is the process of converting analogue information into a digital format. Analogue information is sometimes represented in a physical format that may include errors, whereas the digital format of the data is generally thought to be more stable and manageable.

−	~~In very broad~~ terms, 'digital~~' refers to signals~~ or ~~data that are expressed by the digits 0 and 1~~.	+	Digitisation and digitalisation are not interchangeable terms. In the Energy White Paper, Powering our Net Zero Future (CP 337), published in December 2020 by HM Government digitalisation is defined as ‘…the integration of digital technologies into a process, organisation or system.’

−	~~Digital information generally comprises data that is created by, or prepared for, electronic systems and devices such as computers, screens, calculators, communication devices 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~~.	+	For more on shared digital data, see Digitalisation.

−	~~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.	+	Digitisation results in the creation of a digital representation of another object as 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~~.	+	Digital data can also be compressed from huge sizes down to more manageable packages. This allows large amounts of data to be transmitted with relative ease, and subsequently decompressed at the point of use.

−	A further benefit of digital is that it can be compressed from huge sizes down to more manageable packages. This allows large amounts of data to be transmitted with relative ease, and subsequently decompressed at the point of use.<br />	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

−		+	* Digitalisation in Construction.
−	~~The Energy White Paper~~, ~~Powering our Net Zero Future (CP 337)~~, ~~published in December 2020 by HM Government, defines digitalisation as ‘…the integration of digital technologies into a process, organisation or system~~.’	+	* Interview with Su Butcher, Director, Just Practising Limited.
−		+	* Review of Industry Digitisation.
−	Digitisation ~~is not the integration and sharing of data. That is why the terms ‘digitisation’ and ‘digitalisation’ are not interchangeable~~.	+

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−	~~#redirect:[[Digitalisation_in_Construction\|Digitalisation~~ in ~~Construction]]~~	+	Digitisation is the process of converting analogue information into a digital format. Digitisation results in the creation of a digital representation of another object.
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		+	In very broad terms, 'digital' refers to signals or data that are expressed by the digits 0 and 1.
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		+	Digital information generally comprises data that is created by, or prepared for, electronic systems and devices such as computers, screens, calculators, communication devices 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.
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		+	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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		+	A further benefit of digital is that it can be compressed from huge sizes down to more manageable packages. This allows large amounts of data to be transmitted with relative ease, and subsequently decompressed at the point of use.<br />
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		+	The Energy White Paper, Powering our Net Zero Future (CP 337), published in December 2020 by HM Government, defines digitalisation as ‘…the integration of digital technologies into a process, organisation or system.’
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		+	Digitisation is not the integration and sharing of data. That is why the terms ‘digitisation’ and ‘digitalisation’ are not interchangeable.

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