“I don’t know whether this is part of it… first D, diagnose… then E and BAT… then evaluate… then prioritize”
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Sandra Loughlin
GOOD MORNING L&D ·
“List out all the operational friction… start with pieces which are easy to pick up, automate those… then you can think about migrating the rest”
Dhrubojyoti Das Deb · The AI in Business Podcast · Intelligent Operations at Enterprise Scale - with Dhrubojyoti Das Deb of JPMorganChase
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Prioritize automation of operational frictions by first targeting the easiest, low-risk items, then gradually expand to more complex ones
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