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Automating IT Processes in a Code-Filled World: Why Scripting is Not Real Automation
This document discusses the differences between scripting and automation in IT processes. It states that while scripting involves coding and expertise, automation provides pre-built integrations and content that allow for ease of use with no programming required. Automation also offers advantages in manageability, reusability, documentation, reliability, and being auditable, while complex scripts can be difficult to maintain and share. The document promotes the benefits of automation as a force multiplier and includes an upcoming demo of an automation tool.
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