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Diana Sutton
Market Research Professional, Programmer, Tabulations and Data Processing expert
Diana Sutton is a highly motivated research professional with a background in data collection, study programming, data processing, and table creation. She excels in oral and written communication, analytical skills, and technical abilities. Diana is known for being an independent worker, proactive thinker, and a valuable team player.
Diana studied Statistics at Brookdale Community College and has held various roles in prestigious organizations. She has served as a Senior Programmer and Data Services professional at Research America, Inc. Furthermore, she held the position of Director of Data Services at CURION, previously known as Q Research Solutions. Diana also has experience as a CAWI/CATI Programmer at Braun Research Incorporated, Tabulations Programmer/Data Processing Spec Writer at Perception Research Services, and Tabulations Programmer/Survey Programmer at J. Reckner Associates. Additionally, she has a background as an Aquatics Instructor at The Community YMCA and as a Project Team Leader/Senior Programmer, Director DP at Q Research Solutions.
Known for her collaborative spirit, Diana is passionate about working with teams to enhance processes and develop innovative solutions that drive better outcomes.
Highlights
Yesterday, I was reading about AI, automation, and how much manual processes cost businesses, institutions, & organizations.
Specifically thinking about digital pdfs, but then led me down the rabbit hole.
I learned that Millennials make up the bulk of the workforce & are AI's early adopters & users. (Verbit)
We want to be good at what we do, but we want to be efficient, which I believe, is why AI is so easily adopted by my generation.
After all, elementary school Joanna learned the Dewey Decimal System and then learned how to search the internet for things once searched for in libraries (Millennials have pioneered tech our whole lives!).
Businesses that are slow or resistant to adopting AI or automations aren't helping their customers or employees.
Manual processes cost businesses 20-30% of their revenue every year.
I took a few articles and summarized them in this cute little infographic.
now, shameless plug Callvu helps automate processes. As a millennial, customer, patient, consumer, etc., I am so here for efficiencies and automation. And also a really nice CX.
ps. if you're getting cold emails from me, you'll definitely see this 😊
