error-prone

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adj.AdjectiveLikely to make mistakes; susceptible to errors.

The old software was very error-prone and caused many problems.

adj.AdjectiveA system or process that is likely to produce errors.

This system is error-prone due to its complexity.

adj.AdjectiveA person who tends to make errors.

Humans are error-prone, especially when tired.

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We believe that expanding the orchestrator scope can help your data team reduce spend through centralized asset-oriented cost observability, eliminate the need for many point solutions and their costly error-prone integrations, and enable your data teams to operate autonomously while simultaneously standardizing best practices and delivering a single pane of glass that supports centralized data platform objectives.
We believe that expanding the orchestrator scope can help your data team reduce spend through centralized asset-oriented cost observability, eliminate the need for many point solutions and their costly error-prone integrations, and enable your data teams to operate autonomously while simultaneously standardizing best practices and delivering a single pane of glass that supports centralized data platform objectives.

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It was still too error prone for applications like ultra secure encryption.
It was still too error prone for applications like ultra secure encryption.

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us – error prone animals or, to put it more bluntly, idiots. We should say sorry to the
us – error prone animals or, to put it more bluntly, idiots. We should say sorry to the

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Current manual assessment methods are time costly, labor intensive, highly subjective and error prone.
Current manual assessment methods are time costly, labor intensive, highly subjective and error prone.

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But it turns out that that can be a little more error-prone, especially
But it turns out that that can be a little more error-prone, especially

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This is a time consuming and error prone process.
This is a time consuming and error prone process.

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they're error prone, they make lots of mistakes.
they're error prone, they make lots of mistakes.

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We believe that expanding the orchestrator scope can help your data team reduce spend through centralized asset-oriented cost observability, eliminate the need for many point solutions and their costly, error-prone integrations, and enable your data teams to operate autonomously while simultaneously standardizing best practices and delivering a secure and reliable data single pane of glass that supports centralized data platform objectives.
We believe that expanding the orchestrator scope can help your data team reduce spend through centralized asset-oriented cost observability, eliminate the need for many point solutions and their costly, error-prone integrations, and enable your data teams to operate autonomously while simultaneously standardizing best practices and delivering a secure and reliable data single pane of glass that supports centralized data platform objectives.

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What we saw was within our, like one of our core use cases, I was talking about that digital asset infrastructure, core use case we serve is cross-border payments, where, you know, going through the correspondent banking system using Swift can be slow, multi-days, expensive, seven plus percent in fees and very error prone.
What we saw was within our, like one of our core use cases, I was talking about that digital asset infrastructure, core use case we serve is cross-border payments, where, you know, going through the correspondent banking system using Swift can be slow, multi-days, expensive, seven plus percent in fees and very error prone.