Automating the Future of Business: Healthcare
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Business Automation, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Process Optimization, Workflow Automation, Digital Transformation, Intelligent OrchestrationAbstract
The study explores the evolution of technology, which has assisted in a new era of automation, transforming how businesses operate. Here, we are introducing BOAT (Business Orchestration and Automation Technologies.), a comprehensive platform designed to empower businesses of all sizes to route the complexities of the modern business landscape [1]. BOAT streamlines operations optimize processes and unlock unprecedented levels of efficiency using cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation. This paper also explores BOAT's key characteristics and benefits, focusing on its potential to transform business processes by automating repetitive tasks, optimizing decision-making, enhancing customer experience, and boosting productivity and profitability [2].
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