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I'd define it a bit more generally as a reallocation of resources that results in a higher yield. You may not exactly remove a step, but simply adapt it - e.g.
by LouisSayers 4y ago
I'd define it a bit more generally as a reallocation of resources that results in a higher yield.
You may not exactly remove a step, but simply adapt it - e.g. self-checkout.
I'm sure there must be some examples where an innovation added steps - e.g. the takeoff checklist for pilots.
- achillesheels 4y agoI’d define it as necessarily causing greater physical efficiencies of human motion or human action per circadian periodical cycle, where high-tech causes necessarily >10 efficiencies in coordinating human action for achieving the same goal.