What sorts of things will the average, non-technical person think of automating on a computer that are actually quality-of-life-improving?
What sorts of things will the average, non-technical person think of automating on a computer that are actually quality-of-life-improving?
My favorite anecdotal story here is that a couple of years ago I was attending a training session at a fire station and the fire chief happened to mention that he had spent the past two days manually migrating contact details from one CRM to another.
I do not want the chief of a fire station losing two days of work to something that could be scripted!
I don't want my doctor to vibe script some conversion only to realize weeks or months later it made a subtle error in my prescription. I want both of them to have enough fund to hire someone to do it properly. But wanting is not enough unfortunately...