Batchers

Batchers, though not a standard dictionary entry, is a plural noun derived from the verb 'to batch'. It refers to individuals or entities involved in processing, organizing, or executing tasks or items in defined, prearranged groups or series, often for efficiency or systematic handling. The action implies a degree of controlled segmentation or grouping of items for processing, production, or analysis. These organized groupings can improve efficiency, speed, or standardization of procedure. A *batcher* may work in various fields, from manufacturing to data processing.

Batchers meaning with examples

• The software development team appointed dedicated batchers to handle the nightly code deployments, improving stability and reducing downtime. They meticulously prepared and tested the builds to ensure a smooth rollout. This ensured all dependencies were correct, the tests run correctly and the logs were complete. They also prepared for any rollback scenarios if anything were to go wrong.
• In a bakery, the experienced batchers skillfully combined the ingredients in large quantities, preparing the dough in manageable batches for consistent quality. The bakeries used automated mixing machines to ensure that the batches were all uniform. The whole process ensures the high-quality pastries for which the bakery is known. The batchers oversaw the machines and the ingredients.
• The pharmaceutical company employed highly skilled batchers to oversee the compounding of medications, following stringent protocols for each batch produced. Every batch was created under laboratory conditions, and the batchers followed every detail in their manuals. This rigorous process ensured patient safety and medicine effectiveness by verifying ingredients and amounts. The batchers had years of training and expertise in pharmaceutical formulation.
• The data processing center utilized specialized batchers to manage the large volume of information, processing requests in organized sets rather than individually. This ensured consistent format, and it also provided a more predictable flow for all systems using the data. The system also used the batchers to check the integrity of the input and output of the data. The batchers also created error reports.
• During the tax season, the accounting firm assigned their best batchers to the task of reviewing and processing tax returns in a timely manner, managing workflows efficiently. Every item was verified for accuracy. The data was entered into an online portal. The batchers then reviewed all tax returns to ensure accuracy and adherence to current regulations. The batchers work was key to client satisfaction.