In the ever-evolving digital landscape of 2024, content remains king. With algorithms constantly changing and audience preferences shifting, it’s imperative for businesses and content creators to stay ahead of the curve.
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Running a business is hard work. There are so many things to think about and manage it can be tough to keep track of it all. That’s why it’s important to be as efficient as possible in order to make the most of your time and resources.
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Any business or project that works needs a good plan and people who are skilled and willing to work hard to make it happen. But how far and how fast you can go depends a lot on how productive you are at work or how well your efforts pay off in the end. To be as productive as possible, you need a clear plan for what needs to happen and how in order to reach a certain goal.
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Several weeks ago, I had the pleasure to attend a real-time, 1:1 demonstration of an excellent piece of software, of Act-On by Sergio De Gregorio.
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“Automation carries many benefits. It has to, in order to justify a greater good in giving jobs to machines that were once done by humans. This being said, perhaps the most surprising greater good is that automation actually might be creating more American jobs by giving manufacturers incentive to return to the United States.
The following infographic highlights the benefits for manufacturers in choosing automation.
As the infographic notes, the rate of return that businesses got when invested in automation was pronounced. In total, the rate of return was 13.5 percent with it breaking down by sector to: mining, utilities and construction, 9.5 percent; manufacturing, 15.2 percent; trade, 12 percent; high-tech, 14.8 percent; and other industries, 15.2 percent.
How does this come about? Automation enables a number of different things for businesses. It allows tasks to be executed more efficiently and in higher volume. It also cuts out human error and fixes labor costs, particularly since machines never need to be paid time-and-a-half for overtime hours.”
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