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The
following observations characterize the state
of automation in today's business community:
• Computers are pervasive.
• Businesses are completely dependent on their
automation.
• Automation is acquired, installed, and operated
in a piecemeal fashion,
rather than as a result of comprehensive planning.
• Full time, highly specialized in-house talent
is unaffordable.
• Automation resources are underutilized.
• Senior managers lack computer expertise. |
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Ask
yourself:
• Does business determine the direction and scope
of your automation, or ...
• Is your automation limiting the direction and
scope of your business?
• Do you have a clear picture of your automation?
• Are you maximizing the use of your computer
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Remember:
• Poor design choices cause problems that persist
even after a system
has been replaced.
• Mismatches between your automation and the way
you do business cause
continuing frustration.
• Inefficient setups sap both personnel and equipment
of their full performance
potentials. |
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Our
Goal
is to empower senior business executives to fully
exploit their existing computer resources and take control of their
future automation.
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