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Why Most Automation Projects Die in Week Three
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Why Most Automation Projects Die in Week Three

Automation pilots almost always succeed. Most die three weeks later, when exception volume outruns the team that built them. Here is the pattern, and the fix.

Vedant Sarda28 AUGUST 202610 MIN READ
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