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Using Digital Twins and Intelligent Cognitive Agencies to Build Platforms for Automated CxO Future of Work

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arxiv 1808.07627 v1 pith:4TIYFPQT submitted 2018-08-23 cs.CY

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AI, Algorithms and Machine based automation of executive functions in enterprises and institutions is an important niche in the current considerations about the impact of digitalization on the future of work. Building platforms for CxO automation is challenging. In this paper, design principles based on computational thinking are used to engineer the architecture and infrastructure for such CxO automation platforms.

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