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dashboard
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[ 'dæʃbɔ:rd ]
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NOUN A home page on a website giving access to different elements of the site's functionality ""
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inappropriate
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[ ,inə'prəupriit ]
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ADJECTIVE Not suitable or proper in the circumstances. " who engage in fraudulent or otherwise ************* activities."
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approach
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[ ə'prəuʧ ]
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NOUN A way of dealing with a situation or problem. "The light gray boxes show some technologies or ********es that may be confused with automation"
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thereby
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[ 'ðɛə'bai ]
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ADVERB By that means; as a result of that. " voice conversation can be automated ******* deflecting inbound "
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effort
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[ 'efət ]
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NOUN A vigorous or determined attempt. " automation exists to reduce the dependency on manual ****** in delivering a variety "
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expense
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[ iks'pens ]
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NOUN The cost incurred in or required for something. "Remember that the primary value of automation is replacement of manual tasks and their associated ******* and errors, with software robots."
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evolve
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[ i'vɔlv ]
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VERB Develop gradually. "Business Operations Automation ******d two distinct approaches, "
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inquiry
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[ in'kwaiəri ]
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NOUN An act of asking for information. "deflecting inbound or outbound ******ies from manual processing."
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assignment
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[ ə'sainmənt ]
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NOUN A task or piece of work allocated to someone as part of a job or course of study. All **********s are graded daily by Academy trainers.
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issue
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[ 'isju: ]
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VERB Supply or distribute (something) for use or sale. " If the presentation meets the required standards, the trainer will ***** a certification."
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define
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[ di'fain ]
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VERB State or describe exactly the nature, scope, or meaning of."Learn to ****** automation."
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grade
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[ greid ]
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NOUN A mark indicating the quality of a student's work. "Passing *****s and attempts are stated in each assignmen"
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solution
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[ sə'lu:ʃ(ə)n ]
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NOUN A means of solving a problem or dealing with a difficult situation. "********s consultant certification"
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stakeholder
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[ 'steɪk‚həʋldər ]
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NOUN A person with an interest or concern in something, especially a business. "complex workflows that provide value to the business’ internal and external ***********s"
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reserve
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[ ri'zə:v ]
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VERB Retain for future use "Automation Academy *******s the right to disqualify trainees who e..."
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improper
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[ im'prɔpə ]
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ADJECTIVE Not in accordance with accepted standards, especially of morality or honesty. "Providing or accepting ******** assistance"
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engage
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[ in'geiʤ ]
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VERB Occupy or attract (someone's interest or attention) " disqualify trainees who ****** in fraudulent or "
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prerequisite
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[ 'pri:'rekwizit ]
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NOUN A thing that is required as a prior condition for something else to happen or exist. "The certificate will be provided if the passing grade is achieved and a trainee meets all the ************s."
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expire
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[ iks'paiə ]
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VERB (of a document, authorization, or agreement) come to the end of the period of validity. "Workfusion can make a decision to let a certification ******"
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pace
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[ peis ]
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VERB Walk at a steady speed, especially without a particular destination and as an expression of anxiety or annoyance. Self-****d courses (RPA, DA): All assignments are graded daily by Academy trainers.
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boundary
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[ 'baundəri ]
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NOUN A line which marks the limits of an area; a dividing line. "ork and exchanging data across business operations system *******ies"
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stated
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[ 'steitid ]
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ADJECTIVE Clearly expressed or identified; specified. "Passing grades and attempts are ****** in each assignment."
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deflect
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[ di'flekt ]
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VERB Cause (something) to change direction; turn aside from a straight course. "...can be automated thereby *******ing inbound or outbound inquirie..."
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reconciliation
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[ ,rekənsili'eiʃən ]
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NOUN The action of making one view or belief compatible with another. "************** – Cognitive Automation can reconcile financial instrument trades and accounting records, for example linking buyers and sellers, payables invoices and inventory receipts"
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judgment
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[ 'ʤʌʤmənt ]
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NOUN A decision of a law court or judge. ", and rule-based activities that do not require expert ********, intuition, or collaborative decision-making."
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falsify
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[ 'fɔ:lsifai ]
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VERB Alter (information, a document, or evidence) so as to mislead. "*******ing identity or impersonating another individual to gain access"
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disparate
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[ 'dispərit ]
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ADJECTIVE Essentially different in kind; not able to be compared. "...ve integration of information from multiple ********* sources into one or more entry forms."
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misconduct
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[ nmis'kɔndʌkt ]
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NOUN Unacceptable or improper behaviour, especially by an employee or professional person. " Examples of such ***********, misuse,"
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workflow
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[ wɔrkflɔw ]
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NOUN The sequence of industrial, administrative, or other processes through which a piece of work passes from initiation to completion. "Business processes are those potentially complex ********s that provide val"
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artificial intelligence
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[ ,ɑ:ti'fiʃl in'teliʤəns ]
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NOUN Al
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