The phrase "automation sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the industry or field that focuses on the development and implementation of automated systems and technologies.
Example: "The automation sector has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "automation industry" or "automated systems field".
Under the terms of the deal announced late on Wednesday, Siemens said it was acquiring Invensys Rail, the signaling systems unit of the British company, in an effort to expand its market share in the rail automation sector.
The marketing automation sector is one of the fastest growing in the burgeoning enterprise space.
Marketo plays in the fast-growing marketing automation sector, marked most recently by Oracle's acquisition of Eloqua for $871 million.
NEEO is a Cupertino-based startup with a co-founding team that shares over 25 years of experience in the home automation sector between them.
Estimated to be a $12.8 billion market, the sales-acceleration software market today is roughly where the marketing automation software sector was in 2008 and 2009.
Several changes have encouraged these developments, including the availability of commercial compound library sets, price maturation of the automation instrumentation sector, de-specialization of systems and software, and movement of a skills base from industry to academia.
It would be wrong to say that the national living wage is going to create a great increase in automation in sectors like retail, but it will be a contributing factor to an acceleration of automation in some sectors and it will have impact on employment levels," he said.
In the service sector automation often comes in the guise of self-service: ATMs, automated checkout isles and online banking are just a few areas in which technology allows customers to do the jobs that once required workers.
Former Barclays head Antony Jenkins, who called the disruptive automation of banking sector an "Uber moment", predicts that technology will make fully half of all bank branches and financial-services employees across the globe redundant within ten years.
Results from the three user groups were collated and cross-checked to provide a richer, more complete understanding of system automation within public sector hospitals in South Africa.
"I do agree with one of the underlying intents of the national living wage which is to say: 'We can't afford as a country to be a low wage economy.'" Mayfield said the threat of job losses from automation would vary from sector to sector.
