Sentence examples for automated executive from inspiring English sources

What Zoom.ai is, according to Pereira, is an "automated executive assistant".

Eighty staff were still working and patient sample testing was continuing "safely and efficiently" because most systems were automated, chief executive Dr Sonia Swart said.

"Technology needs to be leveraged to automate things that can and should be automated," says chief executive David Tal. "Part of the reason the industry is broken is that the industry went from one extreme to another… You had to do all of these things face to face, now you can do all of these things at their fingertips so people don't have any loyalty to any provider or any service individual".

In 1982 we showed the National Union of Mineworkers executive that automated, heavy-duty technology would produce a productivity explosion.

Antonio Avenoso, the ETSC executive director, said: "Automated vehicles are already starting to appear on Europe's roads, but regulators are still stuck in the slow lane.

As computing power has increased and clerical jobs have been automated, the distance between the shop floor and executive positions has increased.

But if many of those jobs are becoming automated or outsourced, then how will tomorrow's executives gain the experience needed to develop intuition and insights?

Government officials and industry executives argue that even if factories are automated, they still are a valuable source of jobs.

The bridegroom, 47, works in New York as the chief executive of Colloquis, a Microsoft subsidiary that makes automated customer service software.

Executive Summary Sunapto will manufacture and market an automated pill dispensing unit, the MedCabinet and a companion monitoring service to fill the medication compliance problem in the United States.

The reduction in activation in those regions with training (as well as in PostP PostNP) may reflect the reduced demands on executive control as task performance becomes more skilled and automated and requires less monitoring (Poldrack 2000).