Automation - Past, Present and Future

Prasad Patole

08.2021 г. · Notion Press

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Automation is Tomorrow!
This book is a well-compiled guide to the vast landscape of software automation, at the same time covers the entirety of automation. If you are a student seeking a career path or an individual looking for a midlife career transition, this book presents you with a reference to the automation industry and the lucrative job scenario it has to present in the near future. This book is written with a pro-active approach to reach students and educate them to think about automation as their career. With loads of real-time case studies and self-help initiatives, you will be able to gather a good insight into the role automation plays in our lives and the advances going next.

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Automation has been a part of my profession since 2004 when I started working as a desktop engineer. Technology fascinates me, and it is my keen interest to learn and implement the latest technology. Back in the days of my first job, I wrote simple scripts that allowed users to open multiple files and applications at the same time. I progressed over time writing complex scripts and codes as a part of my different job profiles. I am a firm believer in the quote, "If there is a way to do it better… find it." Automation allows me to do exactly this. When I save effort, bring efficiency or save cost due to automation, it gives me a sense of achievement. My favourite automation is a chatbot. The beauty of automation is it will free a lot of time by taking care of repetitive and specialised tasks. This time can be used to learn new skills, better work-life balance and most importantly, it will help humans to be humans and not task-based bots. On the organisational scale, it will enhance economics. I am a bachelor’s in computer science from Dr C.V. Raman University and a Diploma in Instrumentation Engineering from the University of Mumbai. I am backed by a PG Certificate in Machine Learning and Data Science from the University of Chicago. An automation idea very dear to me is, creating robots with the sound and face of a deceased loved one. I was born in Mumbai, and I am a global citizen. I have travelled across the world. I enjoy writing and draw inspiration from listening to successful people.