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Will Automation Bring the End of the Admin Assistant Role?

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The admin assistant role has been a staple of businesses for many decades. Even the smallest businesses see fit to employ some sort of admin assistant or receptionist to take care of daily tasks. It's their job to respond to emails, schedule meetings, answer calls, and so on. The benefit of hiring someone like this is that they take care of many things behind the scenes, freeing up your time to focus on more important tasks. This job has also been beneficial for employees as it usually represents an entry-level career.


How automation brings in an optimistic shift in the BFSI sector

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In the global banking industry, automation has been of prime importance. In order to increase efficiency, cost savings, and boost consumer service, the industry is implementing advanced automation technology. Industry 4.0 is clearly rising at an increasing speed and is increasingly shifting the landscape of whole companies. The rise of revolutionary emerging technology such as the Internet of Things, Machine Learning, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Analytics and many more is characterised by the fourth industrial revolution. These innovations, in particular the human-technology partnerships, make a major contribution to the reshaping of the world of work and the introduction of procedures.


Can automation bring us closer together? – Becoming Human: Artificial Intelligence Magazine

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Automation and the advancement of technology is reshaping the modern economy, how we consume and how we produce. Can the digitisation of daily interactions, whether transactional or relational, engender improved human relations? Digital technological development can be considered a liberating and connecting force in some contexts, while its threat to human livelihoods and liberties raises ethical issues as its integration with social and economic exchange grows. Developed societies are supported predominantly by a service economy, which is increasingly shaped by the nature and capabilities of the digital technologies that facilitate it. The nature and use of these technologies is disrupting traditional social behaviours and expectations.