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workload prioritization system
A type of system cocreated by a person to manage easily and effectively their workload using intuition, knowledge and understanding and to cocreate a computerized system and structure with computer software, technology and tools to organize, manage and prioritize a workload, role, responsibilities, duties and tasks.

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