Automate Quotes

What we've done is automated suturing. Even if there wasn't a safety issue as far as the dangers of being stuck with a suture needle, this is an excellent device for improving suturing. We have a whole family of safe suturing products in development that are going to be introduced during the next few years. - Steve Blinn

What we're doing is continuing to invest in our automated software quality solutions. - Jeff Schuster

What the world wants is to be able to have people with average clinical skills to be able to run tests and run them more conveniently and in an automated way. - Joel Grover

We've automated the reporting of that piece. - Brian Regan

We've already developed the upgrade architecture and will begin working with a customer advisory board later this year to help us determine the best ways to automate and ease the upgrade process. A key priority is for us to make the upgrade as automated as possible, and to reduce cost and downtime. - John Wookey

We're seeing the automated battlefield, but we're not the ones who are in technological control. The enemy is. They're killing us with remote-detonated IEDs. It's like they're fighting a war by technological proxy. But that's what we're supposed to be doing. - Bruce Hoffman

We're seeing industry-wide demand for solutions to make compliance sustainable and, at the same time, more efficient and more effective. Many companies are beginning to act on improvement opportunities identified through their Sarbanes-Oxley efforts. Increasingly, companies are undertaking projects to better leverage technology to improve information quality, automate internal controls and enhance monitoring and reporting capabilities. - Lee Dittmar

We're going from an intensely human effort to a much more automated process for sustaining operations. There will be a lot more technology investment. - John Hagerty

We're all reading about how confusing it is for seniors to select and enroll in a Part D program. It was clear to us early on that Part D would create significant communications challenges for our customers. It's a complex program being offered to a population with unique communications needs. Effective, proactive communication is key to attracting and serving the 42 million eligible beneficiaries. If new members routinely have to call in to ask where their membership card is, there's a clear gap in customer service. Proactively reaching out with that information is a better approach. We've identified more than 20 similar opportunities for automated proactive communication around Part D. Gorman Health Group has been instrumental in helping us develop content and navigate regulations for those opportunities, and our clients are responding positively. Every one of our clients who is offering a Part D product has used our services to help communicate with beneficiaries. - Stan Nowak