A process and/or procedure in which tasks are completed. It may be defined with a flowchart to define actors, actions, results, decisions, and action paths
A workflow is a combination of states and transitions that make up a process Each workflow consists of configurable states and transitions that must be followed from the time an issue or feature is opened to the time it is closed Workflows can only be set up to track issues, purchases, and expenses
Applications for networked computer systems which use the metaphor of a production line to model, manage and monitor clerical, administrative, and document-based tasks
A set of programs that aids in the tracking and management of all the activities in a project from start to finish The software automatically routes events or work-items from one user or program to another Also called process flow, but "workflow" sounds more proactive, like you're actually working
The network of activity to accomplish something Also, a graphical representation of the flow of work in a process and its related subprocesses, including specific activities, information dependencies, and the sequence of decisions and activities
The path and systems used in the linked flow of activities with a specific start and finish that describe a process The flow defines where inputs are initiated, the location of decision points and the alternatives in output paths, and is used in systems that perform automatic routing
the way that a particular project is organized by a company, including which part of a project someone is going to do, and when they are supposed to do it
It consists of time and logical sequence of work items, which are precessed by human agents or mechanical processing units
In the context of the web, the visibility on the web of tasks, schedules, budgeting, materials needing translation, glossaries, style manuals, translation memories, etc Globalization team members with passwords can access all the elements of a multilingual web site, so that work can be accomplished in "Internet time "
A process in which a group of people collectively share, manage, and operate on information Workflow is typically a multiuser, multistage process
A term used to describe the steps taken in the execution of a task such as creating and outputting a digital mechanical Proper workflow is determined based on the specific project being undertaken, the skills and desires of the file creators, and the capabilities and policies of the firm that will create the high-resolution film output
a graphic representation of the flow of work in a process and its related subprocesses; including specific activities, information dependencies, and the sequence of decisions and activities
"The sequence of activities performed in a business that produces a result of observable value to an individual actor of the business "1
Workflow is an IT technology which uses electronic systems to manage and monitor business processes It allows the flow of work between individuals and/or departments to be defined and tracked Although Documents are often used as a medium for transporting information in a Workflow system, it is mostly associated with Document Management where the Workflow system is used to track the process of creating and reviewing and distributing Documents
to combine processes and information objects together in support of doing business electronically
A process description of how tasks are done, by whom, in what order and how quickly Workflow can be used in the context of electronic systems or people, i e an electronic workflow system can help automate a physician's personal workflow
Workflow helps you automate a range of business tasks, and electronically route the right information to the right people at the right time Users are notified of pending work, and help managers route approvals through the system quickly
Order in which specific work is performed; in PeopleSoft, a background process that creates a list of administrative actions based on the user's criteria and specifies the procedure associated with each action
{i} order of activities associated with a particular task between start and completion; scheduling of tasks within a computer system (Computers)
A set of programs that aids in the tracking and management of all the activities in a project from start to finish
The methodologies used to combine a sequence of events or business process with software technology
Workflow is, the procedural steps, the people involved, the required input and output, and the tools needed, for each step in a business process
The process by which a series of tasks are executed in a specific sequence In relationship to the Purchasing Module, this term describes system specific approvals and the sequence in which these approvals must be executed in order to prepare a purchase order for dispatch
(Ticaret) The path and systems used in the linked flow of activities with a specific start and finish that describe a process. The flow defines where inputs are initiated, the location of decision points and the alternatives in output paths, and is used in systems that perform automatic routing
Tapeless Workflow is a concept adopted and used at audiovisual companies and specifically at broadcasting TV stations where the operating process of production does not use any magnetic recoding media. Tapes are avoided at the full process and from camera recording, passing through editing, postproducing until transmission audiovisual information is absolutely managed as a pc file. Unfortunately, not all TV stations worlwide have tapeless workflows instead are using hibrid and mixed schemes due to multiformat technology. Nevertheless industry is pushing forward adopting this new working concept as technology providers are developing products toward this standard