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Addressing Automation Failure Due to Underlying Process Flaws

Many automation projects fail because they automate flawed processes, leading to increased efficiency in broken workflows. This issue, sometimes called 'digitising dysfunction,' results in significant failures, with some analyses citing a failure rate of around 73%. The problem arises from inadequate process mapping and testing before automation. This challenge highlights the need for thorough process evaluation before implementing automation solutions.

Computing & Technology, Computer Science, Software Engineering