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COMPEL Glossary / automation-vs-augmentation
Automation vs. augmentation
A strategic choice for each workflow between removing the human ("automation") and changing what the human does ("augmentation").
What this means in practice
The choice has first-order workforce, talent, and organisational-design consequences — and second-order public-narrative consequences when disclosed in investor or press communications.
Synonyms
automate-vs-augment choice , replacement-vs-assistance framing
See also
- Role exposure score — A task-level measure of how much of a role's work is exposed to AI capability — computed by mapping role tasks to AI-capable task categories.
- Redesigned role specification — An output artefact documenting a redesigned role — tasks, skills, AI touchpoints, performance expectations, growth path.
- Redundancy planning — Structured planning for roles that retire due to AI — including retraining, redeployment, and exit pathways aligned with law and human dignity.
- Build-buy-partner-borrow framework — Four sourcing modes for AI capability: build internally, buy from the market, partner with an ecosystem provider, borrow via contingent labor.