Are robots stealing jobs?

In this second episode, we address a question that's on many minds: Are robots stealing jobs?

Joining us is Jeff Burnstein, President of the Association for Advancing Automation. With 40 years of experience in automation and a recent recipient of the Engelberger Award, Jeff shares insights on the correlation between automation and employment. He also highlights companies that have successfully created jobs through automation while offering guidance on getting started and overcoming common obstacles.

Jeff Burnstein has been in the automation industry through both up and downs and has been studying and advising on how you stay competitive as a business. Competitiveness leads to job creation, and the enabler is often automation.

Tune in to hear all the great stories and real examples of companies that have successfully deployed automation to create and retain jobs.

Episode highlights:

1. Dispelling Myths: Uncovering the truth about automation's impact on employment.
2. Success Stories: Real-life examples of companies that have thrived by embracing automation.
3. Research Insights: Exploring the data and studies on the relationship between automation and job creation.
4. Expert Advice: Jeff Burnstein's perspective on how to initiate automation and overcome common challenges.

Connect with Jeff Burnstein and A3:

• Jeff Burnstein on LinkedIn
• Automate.org
• Automate Show

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