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Sep 24, 2021 38 min

No Code Process Automation at Axiom with Yaseer Sheriff

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Tedious, repetitive tasks are better handled by machines. Unless these tasks truly require human intelligence, repetitive tasks are often good candidates for automation. Implementing process automation can be challenging and technical. Increasingly, engineers are seeking out tools and platforms to facilitate faster, more reliable automation. In this episode I talk to Yaseer Sheriff, Co-Founder and CEO at Axiom about no-code solutions, process automation, and some of the challenges in developing the software powering those services. Sponsorship inquiries: [email protected]

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