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- In PMI-CP-aligned AI program guidance, when an organization's goal is to reduce manual handling of data, the focus is on automation of data intake, processing, and basic analysis rather than simply scaling storage or outsourcing tasks. The most appropriate strategy is to implement intelligent systems that can autonomously process and analyze data. Such systems may include automated data pipelines, intelligent document processing, and AI-driven extraction and transformation services that remove repetitive manual steps. Option B directly addresses this by creating an AI solution that can ingest, validate, structure, and summarize data with minimal human intervention. This not only reduces manual workloads but also shortens cycle times, improves consistency, and lowers the risk of human error. Outsourcing data-processing tasks (option A) still relies on human labor, just in another organization, and does not achieve true digital transformation. Enhancing database infrastructure (option C) or upgrading cloud storage (option D) improves capacity and reliability, but does not inherently reduce manual handling-they are enabling technologies, not automation mechanisms. From an AI management perspective, a transformation initiative should prioritize intelligent automation of the data lifecycle, and that is best captured by implementing systems that autonomously process and analyze data as described in option B.