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Workflow restructuring is fundamentally different from merely introducing tools: introducing a tool means stuffing a new piece of software into the existing process while the process stays unchanged; workflow restructuring means first identifying which links in the task chain are suitable for machine processing and which must be judged by humans, and then re-dividing roles and handoff points.
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