computerisation

Switching to machines

Computerisation is the process of converting systems, records, or operations to computer-based methods.

A business undergoes computerisation when it replaces manual bookkeeping with software.

The word often appears in discussions of workplace automation and its effects on employment: The computerisation of manufacturing eliminated thousands of jobs.

British spelling of computerization.

process

digitisation

Converting analog to electronic

coding · algorithm · implementation · migration · integration · conversion · rollout · deployment · paperless

infrastructure

hardware

Metal goods and fittings

minicomputer · server · networking · motherboard · microchip · peripheral · interface · database · binary · byte

workforce

retraining

Acquiring updated skills

displacement · upskilling · clerical · employment · adaptation

efficiency

productivity

Output relative to input

accuracy · throughput · scalability · reliability · precision · consistency · performance · turnaround · capacity · output

sectors

banking

Financial institution transactions

payroll · inventory · administration · telecommunications · retail · logistics · education · insurance · aviation · billing

Opposites
automation method

computerisationpen and paper

Basic tools for correspondence

manual labor · clerical work · typewriters · filing cabinets · ledger books

technological adoption

computerisationLuddism

Opposition to new technology

traditionalism · primitivism · technophobia · digital detox · back-to-basics

technological method

computerisationmanual labour

Physical work by hand

pen and paper · manual work · typewriting · clerical work · card catalogues

Family

computer, compute, computers, computed, computation, computerised, computerization, computable, computerise

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Top 500,000
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Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G