AI can help management assign workers to positions where they can thrive
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People are the most important asset in a company, and often its largest expense. Yet most companies have the least amount of reliable information about their workforce.
Executives have armies of financial accountants at their disposal to tell them anything they want to know about their capital investments — the depreciation levels of their manufacturing equipment, the state of their fleets of trucks or transportation equipment or the progress on the construction of a building.
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AI can help management assign workers to positions where they can thrive
Published:
People are the most important asset in a company, and often its largest expense. Yet most companies have the least amount of reliable information about their workforce.
Executives have armies of financial accountants at their disposal to tell them anything they want to know about their capital investments — the depreciation levels of their manufacturing equipment, the state of their fleets of trucks or transportation equipment or the progress on the construction of a building.
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