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How Automation Is Changing How We Work



Data and analytical automation has impacted how we work on a daily basis. Historically, we had to deal with limited feedback on a business process, and we often had to wait on this analysis. Today, with automation, the analysis happens in near-realtime, providing feedback even while the business process is happening. This allows course correction to happen, resulting in a better final outcome




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