September 25, 2020
Man vs machine – who schedules staff better?
It’s become one of the more tired tropes in technology, an almost ‘age old’ question in what is still a relatively new field: are artificial intelligence, machine learning and algorithms ‘better’ than the natural intuition found in humans? The debate rages on across the board and, in cases like the Harvard Business Review’s test around hiring practices, sometimes instincts outweigh algorithms. In short, sometimes machines don’t know best.
Read moreMarch 31, 2020
Geek Speak: Managing fatigue in your healthcare team's rotas
Managing fatigue in your healthcare team's rotas. We know that the fatigue of healthcare professionals ...
Read moreMarch 19, 2020
Geek Speak: COVID-19 x Fairly distribute reduced hours
Fair hours distribution of team hours when demand has significantly dropped. COVID-19 is causing significant ...
Read moreMarch 18, 2020
COVID-19 x Algorithms to reduce infection exposure in the workplace
Using algorithms to reduce infection exposure in the workplace. Here at Rotageek we use algorithms to create ...
Read moreMarch 10, 2020
Employee Scheduling: Algorithms vs. Employees
A few thoughts on why algorithms get bad press. We came across a news article last week (“Here’s What ...
Read moreJanuary 31, 2020
Geek Speak: Technophobia
The perplexing argument against the rise of digital technology You wake gently to an artificial simulation of ...
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