Definitions

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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“That growth can support job creation, even as parts of the workforce will need to reskill as AI becomes more embedded in industrial workflows.”

From Los Angeles Times

And their efforts could be providing a preview of what comes next, when AI agents drive more workflows on top of that software.

From The Wall Street Journal

New applications and workflows can be built on top of an existing ontology instead of requiring a new integration and data-modeling effort each time.

From Barron's

TikTok said: "Specialist workflows for certain issues do not result in the deprioritisation of child safety cases, which are handled by dedicated teams within parallel review structures."

From BBC

“The next era of creativity is being written right now — shaped by AI, by new workflows and by entirely new forms of expression,” Narayen said in his letter.

From The Wall Street Journal