Is there a way you can think of that interruptions might make the machine more productive and use its downtime more effectively?

Machines and automation are more likely to replace and do the work of  (and, if fact are already doing so all over the world), which category of people involved in any aspect of the production process? Group of answer choices   Highly-skilled workers.   Entrepreneurs.   Low-skilled workers.   Human capital with high productivity.

Cloud and grid technology provide a way to divide the job into many smaller tasks and distribute them to a consisting of many small computers linked into a common network virtual supercomputer wide area network O local area network O physical network

What can we do to prevent excessive utilization of the central processing unit? What impact does having limited resources have on this tactic? Try out some of their output?

Thank you for your great effort , but can you plead give me more explation for ( To measure overtime hours ). Thank you

In what situation can productivity software be helpful in making a process more efficient for you? How would you implement this tool to enhance the process?

A telephone call center uses five customer service representatives (CSRs) during the 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. time period. The standard service rate is 5.0 minutes per telephone call per CSR. Assuming a target labor utilization rate of 80 percent, how many calls can these five CSRS handle during this half-hour period? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. calls

The use of so many various sorts of IT raises the possibility of its own set of challenges in the workplace.In what ways might the most efficient solution to these problems be achieved?

help me with parts b, c, d, e  this is all the information the question needs. my question got rejected because the previous expert did not know how to solve this