#what is automation

[waitineedaname]

I simply don't think that's true eBooks.com but thank you anyway

[whompthatsucker1981]

i think that gay sex cats is the new duchamp's fountain

[microsoftd365]

14 Key Benefits of Business Process Automation

Process automation offers numerous benefits that can significantly impact businesses and organizations. Some of the key benefits of process automation include:

Increased Efficiency: Automation reduces the need for manual intervention in repetitive tasks, leading to faster and more streamlined processes. This allows employees to focus on more strategic and value-added activities, improving overall productivity.

Cost Savings: Automated processes can lead to significant cost savings by reducing labor costs, minimizing errors, and optimizing resource allocation. It reduces the need for human resources to perform repetitive tasks.

Improved Accuracy and Quality: Automation minimizes the chances of human errors, ensuring a higher level of accuracy and consistency in operations. This results in improved overall quality of products and services.

Consistency and Standardization: Automation ensures that processes are executed consistently according to predefined rules and standards. This standardization leads to uniform outcomes and better customer experiences.

Faster Process Execution: Automated processes can operate 24/7 without breaks, resulting in faster task execution and quicker response times to customer needs and market changes.

Enhanced Compliance: Process automation helps businesses adhere to industry regulations and internal policies by enforcing standardized procedures and generating accurate documentation.

Scalability and Flexibility: Automated processes can easily handle an increased workload without the need for significant adjustments, making them scalable and adaptable to changing business needs.

Improved Data Management and Insights: Automation generates data and analytics that provide valuable insights into process performance. Making data-driven decisions and locating bottlenecks can both benefit from these insights.

Enhanced Customer Experience: Automation can lead to faster response times and improved customer service. Features like automated emails, chatbots, and self-service portals can provide immediate support to customers.

Streamlined Collaboration: Automation facilitates better collaboration between different departments and teams by automating workflows and ensuring seamless information flow.

Business Agility: Automation enables businesses to respond quickly to market changes and opportunities, allowing for faster adaptation and decision-making.

Time Savings: Automated processes can save considerable time, allowing organizations to complete tasks and deliver products or services more quickly to customers.

Competitive Advantage: Embracing process automation can give a company a competitive edge by enabling faster, more efficient, and cost-effective operations, leading to better customer satisfaction and retention.

Employee Satisfaction: By automating repetitive and mundane tasks, employees can focus on more challenging and creative work, leading to higher job satisfaction and engagement.

Overall, process automation can transform how businesses operate by optimizing workflows, increasing productivity, and enhancing overall performance. However, it's crucial to carefully plan and implement process automation to ensure it aligns with the organization's goals and processes. Additionally, continuous monitoring and improvements are essential to maintaining the effectiveness of automated processes over time.

[ionomycin]

Forest Guardians

[cubbihue]

So.... why'd Peri get assigned Dev as his first godchild?

Jorgen’s usually not the one in charge of assigning godchildren. There’s an entire department that weighs and classifies potentail Godkids to the right Fairy. Although it’s on strike at the moment.

So Jorgen has to do it by hand, until the union negotiations are resolved. Turns out trying to use paperclips is very hard. Itty bitty paperclips. Big muscular biceps. Not a good combo.

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[fluentisonus]

working in a factory has you thinking so much about the insane chain of labor & transport that goes into making literally anything

[anglerflsh]

get Apollo'd idiot @sheerunfilteredhubris

[aiweirdness]

ChatGPT's tic-tac-toe advice is confident and longwinded.

It is terrible at tic-tac-toe.

more examples

[dargonjargon]

The ‘ jury votes are all political but the public votes are genuine’ crowd better shut the fuck up after that 300 points

[apollo-zero-one]

Everybody talking about how lucky PC players are to get to play 1.6 but I've seen no one mention that aaaallll the mods don't work now and it's the first time some of us have played unmodded in years, I forgot how hard the beginning of a new save is 💀

Also hey if you can and want to, I bet your favorite mod creators would love some donations as they work on updating compatibility! I know that's what I'm doing today!

[non-plutonian-druid]

[ID: a three color drawing (black, white, and teal) in the style of Seth’s illustrations from the Lemony Snicket series All The Wrong Questions. Five and Viktor (both about 13) are seated at the counter of a diner, talking. Luther (in his 20s), who is a patron seated next to them, looks concerned about what he is overhearing. Grace stands behind the counted holding a coffee pot and gazing into space. A missing poster for Ben is taped to the counter. In the mirror behind the counter, a reflection Diego and Patch (both 15) are visible in a booth. End ID]

i really should leave time between art posts for them to breathe and accumulate their fair share of notes, but also i need something to do while im waiting for my onions to caramelize.

In this installment: Five and Viktor meet over breakfast to discuss business, Luther is a Concerned Citizen, Diego and Patch also meet over breakfast to discuss business but in the background, and Grace is NOT a robot and this diner is NOT fully automated no sir. Also as usual Ben's face provides some ambiance, thank you Ben.

[squisheebugdoodles]

Okay Here Is The Problem: everything costs money and yet money is something that i just literally never have. solution? kill the idea of money so that nothing costs anything Please. i'm so tired

[internetdataandfilereadersreadup]

INTERNET DATA AND FILE READERS READ UP

[bottle-of-allay]

Hey siri, play The Goatfather

Hermit-a-day May #14 Docm77

[bomberqueen17]

disturbing

I was writing a post and at the end I was adding tags, as I do, and I typed the singular first person pronoun, I, and a list of tags popped up as suggestions that took me the fuck out. It was so disturbing I took a screenshot.

[image ID: a list of suggested tags, screenshotted. It's titled "popular" and the list is "I want to [star emoji]ve" "i wanna lose weight" "i sell content" "i love him"]

I wanna star-emoji-ve???? Well there's some pro-ana shit for you.

I don't know if the kids these days remember this but back in Livejournal around the era of strikethrough (the '07-'09 time period is where I remember noticing it) there was a movement to censor pro-self-harm blogs, that were support groups mostly supporting one another in more and more extreme anorexic/self-destructive/eating-disordered behaviors.

This is absolutely that. And they were like "it's self-expression" and everyone else in the world was like "it is actually a toxic encouragement of self-harm" because they were like, concretely instructing one another and recruiting vulnerable people to join them in ways to literally starve to death, they were support groups for killing yourself more or less, and so those tags would occasionally get banned or delisted or removed from search or whatever, but remember this was very early in the history of such things, and there was no algorithm. But people did use the browsing of blogs' "interests" to find one another, it was a feature of how Livejournal worked, and there wasn't a lot of moderation but the deactivation or delisting of those self-harm-encouraging tags were a hotly-contested bit of debate.

And so they got more creative, and found other ways to find one another, and people starved to death or otherwise irreparably damaged their bodies and their mental health and so on. I cannot emphasize enough, this was not fiction. These were not fictional stories depicting fictional scenarios that weren't happening, these were real people posting stories and encouragement and photographs of their real selves, showing off how much damage to themselves they were doing, concretely encouraging one another to do the same. This was not fiction.

But they kept finding new ways to talk about it so it couldn't be censored.

And then LJ deleted blogs for posting about fiction instead, and we all kind of forgot about it and moved on.

Highly displeased to find that it's all alive and well on Tumblr, to the point that it's the number one suggestion when I type the fucking first-person pronoun into the tag field, and I can't opt out of seeing that. COOL.

[unproduciblesmackdown]

set out to create a serious, canonesque drawing with which to say "feel free to go in my lackadaisy tag and help me mystery speculate" but only got going when i made it bowling and the rarepair agenda