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Any task that an engineer can do easily but is low value and uncreative can be considered toil.
Teams required to do this are at greater risk of burnout.
Thats bad for engineer experience and, ultimately, employee churn, corporateproductivityand profitability.
This is particularly important for organizations seeking to incorporate AI into their stack.
AIOps creates more need for faster responses, and to ensure data integrity, security and compliance at pace.
Global Field CTO at PagerDuty.
It can reduce the need for human oversight over the routine.
Without digital operational maturity safeguarded by automation, iterating AI adoption is unlikely to be a smooth process.
Consider that AI solutions seldom meet user requirements in their first form.
Being able to react quickly, upgrade, connect and scale is key.
Doing this at pace and safeguarding budget means managing the software engineering elements quickly and efficiently.
Inevitably, it takes automation to manage an always-on, always-connected and always-learning environment.
Many innovative and successful organizations share their best practices for engineering success.
General advice and best practices on people management only goes so far.
Great companies differentiate themselves on their engineering success.
Burnout is a foreseeable outgrowth of poor digital maturity and toil.
Planning to avoid it from the beginning is key toemployeeand knowledge retention and therefore on business resilience.
Misaligned business and technology stakeholders are a familiar refrain in almost any organization, particularly larger enterprises.
When moving from the general to the particular, always keep the employee experience in mind.
This means they get to play a different song and stay empowered, engaged and productive.
What’s more, these factors also fail to set up the organization to achieve their AI goals.
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