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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Wall Street shares that worry, as investors question the return on investment of chatbots that still lack the power to fully automate corporate workflows.

From MarketWatch

The real bottleneck to AI adoption is that it requires changing whole workflows inside of companies, which typically involve more than one person, he adds.

From The Wall Street Journal

Technologies typically hit routine tasks first, then workflows, and only later reshape jobs, writes Matt Sigelman.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such AI tools are used for “scheduling, audience insights, data analysis, workflow automation, show prep, editing and organization,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Technologies typically hit routine tasks first, then workflows, and only later reshape jobs, with second‑order hiring around the backbone.

From The Wall Street Journal