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Artificial Intelligence in Employee Scheduling – An Infographic

There are many reasons to consider using artificial intelligence in employee scheduling processes. Take a look at why in this infographic!

As you know, here at Celayix we are always looking for ways to improve the employee scheduling process. This infographic breaks down artificial intelligence in employee scheduling, and the issues it can address. Celayix has developed our AI with over 20 years of scheduling expertise to back it up.

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Whether you’re a scheduler, manager, or business owner, there is no denying the advantages of using artificial intelligence in employee scheduling. AI, paired with the rules-based engine can save you a lot of time, money, and effort in your scheduling processes. Eliminate unnecessary overtime, avoid scheduling errors, eliminate bias, and create optimized schedules in minutes.

If you’d like to hear more about our artificial intelligence, feel free to contact a solutions advisor here!

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