Full Digitization of Universities- Need of the Hour -An Australian University Experience

Abstract

One of the most important devices in our life is PC - maybe even more important than our coffee machines. We take it to even informal appointments, long car rides, holidays; practically everywhere we normally have some time to use it. It's hard to believe that the very first personal computer was launched just 50 years ago. This innovation laid the founda tion for the first digital revolution. The invention of EU1emet followed by the Internet and, eventua ll y, smart phones took personal computing to a whole new level. We take for granted our ability to easily communicate, find and share infonnation around the world . Now, we are at another inflection point, as today's digital transformation is set to once again revolutionize how we work, live, play, and learn. Instead of the PC, the center of today's transformation is any connected device - smart phones, tablets, cars, machines, sensors - the list grows each day.