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How to Implement Automation?
Implementing automation involves several steps:
Identify the tasks that are most time-consuming and repetitive.
Select appropriate
software tools
and hardware that can handle these tasks.
Integrate these tools into your existing workflow.
Train your team to use these new systems effectively.
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