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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Netflix has been focusing on AI to help grow the business, including AI tools for customs ads based on its IP and automated workflows for ad concepts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Corporate executives are increasingly eager to tout their plans for AI, from automating workflows to chatbots.

From MarketWatch

Social Security Administration will overhaul its workflow to accommodate a slimmed-down workforce and handle its cases on a nationwide basis — as opposed to addressing beneficiaries’ cases locally.

From MarketWatch

This is useful for improving workflows in many industries, since quantum computers can process information much faster than traditional computers.

From Science Daily

Claude-Pilled: Tech companies have been incorporating code-writing AI into their workflows for years, and prior models were often compared with a junior software developer.

From The Wall Street Journal