Yes indeed!

In my perspective, I understand Human Operations in various complex ways in which humans manage, perform, utilize and optimize processes in different areas- whether it's business operations, healthcare, technology or in society. A few examples 1. Humans are creative and it enables them to bring solutions, innovation and efficiency when facing challenges using new technologies, automations and simply just utilizing creative ideas to improve their processes 2. Humans operations have a crucial ethical dimension. Decisions about personnel management, resources and technology often involves balancing the profitability or performance with fairness pertaining to employees well-being 3. In this new era, new technologies and AI/Automation provided more efficiencies and accuracy blended together with human operations to make better and more sound decisions, however, Human operations remains a very crucial and essential part of today's process in my opinion, especially when it comes to business operations taken place where no automations is available. 4. Human operations evolve around society and its achievements. Without humans, managing workforces, performing tasks, logistics operations and even personal lives will be nearly impossible to exist without humans. We are cultivating mindsets to adapt to new technology to successfully manage, and perform our tasks and responsibilities.