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- By Nathan Sykes
In India and elsewhere around the world, data entry is a line of work that’s essential in industries ranging from marketing to finance. Indeed, a person would be hard-pressed to come up with a sector or career that doesn’t involve the process of entering data at all.
Being accurate while completing the task ensures correct material that helps people make decisions and track trends, among other necessities. However, the rapid pace of innovation understandably makes many people wonder if automation will be a genuine threat to data entry jobs and more career paths that help workers earn their livings.
Automated Data Entry Is Already Happening
Contrary to what some people may think, the automation of data entry tasks isn’t a far-fetched idea of the future. In one case, a computer progra
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Nathan Sykes
Nathan Sykes is the editor of Finding an Outlet, where he talks about the latest in all things business and technology.
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