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To turn a set of manual steps into an electronic operation that runs on its own. It may also refer to removing certain human interactions with the software in an existing information system to make it operate from beginning to end without intervention. See automation.
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"Trisotech is currently disrupting the HIT industry using a clinician-friendly modeling environment that creates standard-based models, allowing non-technical users to create automatable clinical guidelines," the magazine writes.
Trisotech named one of the 10 Most Impactful Healthcare Solution Providers in 2019
(Estlund, 2018) There will be jobs where most of the tasks are automatable, but the smaller proportion of non-automatable tasks is essential to the basic characteristics of the job itself.
Automating Gender Roles at Work: How Digital Disruption and Artificial Intelligence Alter Industry Structures and Sex-based Divisions of Labor
It is fast, precise--some parts, such as bone screws (2), require markings as small as 0.2mm--economic, automatable, and is well-suited for volume production.
MEDICAL MARKING: New regulations dictate that certain medical devices must be marked with a unique device identification code. Here we explore how different laser technologies can be used to produce these markings
It's just the probability that the jobs may be technically automatable,' he said.
Farmers at risk due to automation
Once you have everyone's backing, it is time to cut your losses on technology that is not 'automatable'.
From Preparation to Implementation: How to Fully Adopt Automation in 2019
Such jobs are deemed to face "high risk" with over 70 percent of their tasks potentially automatable. All of these either involve routine, physical labor or information collection and processing activities.
Automation and Workers of the Future
In this paper, the role that aging, unions, and a reliance on automatable industries play in characterizing robot adoption during the period from 2000 to 2015 in 34 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries was analyzed.
Robots, Unions, and Aging: Determinants of Robot Adoption Evidence from OECD Countries
adapting currently demonstrated technology." (52) Least automatable
What Should We Do After Work? Automation and Employment Law
The dilemma for the Philippines is that its industrial production is greatly dependent on the 'automatable' assembly of electronics, auto parts, garments and shoes, and the leading segment of its service sector, on the 'automatable' ICT-enabled call center operations.
Job adjustments under the technology revolution: What will the tripartite social partners do?
To arrive at this conclusion, for 70 occupations, the authors estimated whether they were automatable or not, taking into account "bottlenecks to computerisation" (p.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Issues and Implications for Career Research and Practice
Workers in fully automatable jobs were more than three times less likely to have participated in on-the-job training, over a 12-month period, than workers in non-automatable jobs.
Are workers at risk of being completely replaced by machines?
I love my job because of the opportunity I have to work side-by-side with our innovative Ellie Mae teammates and to create a positive environment in which every employee loves their work, while we continue our company's mission of automating everything that is automatable in the mortgage industry."
Jonathan Corr wins Glassdoor Employees' Choice Award

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