workflow

[wurk-floh] / ˈwɜrkˌfloʊ /

NOUN

movement of work from one department or employee to another

Synonyms

STRONG

plan system

WEAK

assignment effort enterprise exercise function onus productivity progress roadmap undertaking venture

Example Sentences

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What seems inevitable is that AI will increasingly shape the back end of live music — streamlining workflows, reducing costs and organizing data.

From Los Angeles Times

Complex business systems require custom data, detailed workflows, and advanced security.

From Barron's

"At key steps in the process, our results show how Prima can improve workflows and streamline clinical care without abandoning accuracy."

From Science Daily

That said, Ryan believes investors will have to wait to see if adoption of new technologies into SoFi’s workflows will translate to earnings.

From MarketWatch

The introduction of patient-communication portals added another burden, creating a torrent of messages with “no workforce, workflow, or business model to sustain it,” and forcing doctors to work increasingly late hours.

From The Wall Street Journal