Digitalization can help save time only if the allied paper work is done away with... otherwise, if not handled efficiently, it is sometimes, on the contrary, adding to the workload/ time/ energy/ expenses/ harassment/... ... ... Ideally, an efficient

Digitalization, without the need of paperwork, must be wondrous/excellent...

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Yes, of course.

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Of course yes .... it facilitates, speeds up and addresses many things

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Yes, it is very useful to the students and their duties.

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Digitalization saves space and time to some extent. The important part is how to file it and retrieve it when it is needed. Then, digitalization will only be efficient if this is properly done. Very often, we have lots of data but we cannot find what we want and the retrieval is messy if not properly sorted out.

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Yes it is. In addition, it ensures free flow of information

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May I kindly argue that digitization still faces many obstacles in processing documents, please see the case enclosed and Mathis Friesdorf, Markus Hedwig, Florian Niedermann, and Florian Schaudel (2019). "Best-in-class digital document processing: A payer perspective" September 2019, McKinsey Insights © 1996-2020 McKinsey & Company, Available at: htps://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare-systems-and-services/our-insights/best-in-class-digital-document-processing-a-payer-perspective#

The conclusion of mine is that though the technology is there organizational behavior factors and biases in decision making block the actual realization of benefits from within digitalization. Yours sincerely, Bulcsu Szekely

Yes, it helps very much, but the documentation process must be done with great accuracy

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Yes , it is useful

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Surely, and no doubt 👍🏻😎

For sure! It saves time, money, effort and make all documents integrated at one place.

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absolutely its save time.....but now a days block chain based digitization is used.

Yes, I sure

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Вероятно, да.

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Yes, of course, and it is a process that helps in obtaining the required information in record time, and it is one of the basics of modern management

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Yes, the language of numbers is the language of the times

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Yes, sure, and it gives an additional advantage to keeping

All documents from losses.

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Definitely not. Due to poor web sites and it infrastructure it can become difficult to find and/or access the correct documents at some institutions. Frustrating, infuriating and time consuming.

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Sure. I use this technic in my work in division of planning and studies....

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Of course

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Sure yes.

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Yes

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Sure yes

Yes of course.

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I think yes.

Yes

Yes..

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Yes, but traditional's way also has importance to preserve the some important documents, I think so.

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Digitization should be looked at as investment. It takes time and money to do it. But if done properly making it easy to access, retrieve and search this may be the savior should a global calamity happen destroying paper material.

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Yes.

Yes, I think so...!!!

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I believe yes!

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Yes

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Ofcourse it does save time. When things are digitalised, they are automated and makes life easier

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Surely yes.

Originally, the use of computing in the administrative procedures of universities to benefit from the advantages of computers, the most important of which is the speed of completion of transactions.

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yes sure

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Oh yes, it improves processing of these documents to a very large extent.

Yes of course

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Digitalization is the first step, you need to have well the developed platform to use the electronic data otherwise the digitalization make no sense.

Yes, of course.

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Indeed, it is very chief or cost effective approach.

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The conversion of documents in digital form not only minimizes space for storage but also greatly improves access of the documents. Elimination of manual search – Searching for documents is time consuming especially when files are not kept systematically or they get misplaced.

Yes Sure.

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Digitalization of all documents in universities. Is it helping to cut time processing documents? Yes, definitely.

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It's a good initiative and saves time, but some documents should have the hard copies.

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