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Workflow definition

Workflow means a series of workflow actions which include a manual or automated start and a termination or end.
Workflow means any combination of IM HPC Systems and other systems for use in a specific application, e.g. for use in a CDP.
Workflow shall have the meaning provided in the first paragraph of this Agreement.

Examples of Workflow in a sentence

  • For more information, see Create a Workflow or Modify a Workflow.

  • WARNING: Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) is designated for Sensitive Unclassified information ONLY.

  • NSCC* (National Securities Clearing Corporation) - application allowing web-based utility at user's desktop to support processing linked to NSCC activity, including networking, Fund/SERV, DCC&S, Commission/SERV, mutual fund profile, and transfer of retirement assets, and includes NEWS (NSCC Exception Workflow Processing) which provides for the inputting of reject and exception information to the NSCC system.

  • For more information, see the Scenario Builder Reference Guide and the Workflow Builder Reference Guide.

  • Click Site Settings.c Click Site Collection Features.d Click Activate for Adobe LiveCycle Connector and Adobe LiveCycle Workflow feature.


More Definitions of Workflow

Workflow means a web-based process built within the ClearGov Service under a Customer’s Account, whether or not such process has been completed and/or published.
Workflow means a chain of activities through which there is a flow of material or information;
Workflow means a defined set of tasks performed using the Beacon Platform in a certain order utilizing specific Consumables to [***], including to load, culture, assay and export cells.
Workflow means the manner in which all the pieces of the Platform work.
Workflow means an automated generation of steps within a defined process that routes information to the appropriate personnel so that each step within the process gets addressed and routed correctly to complete a process.
Workflow means a repeatable pattern of activities that take place to complete an automated process running on Symphonica’s engine. Symphonica’s Workflows follows BPMN 2.0 for graphical diagramming and execution semantics. The process of “Activate an HSD Service” or “Reset Customer Device” are examples of Workflows.
Workflow means the Publisher’s standard workflow for Branded Content, as described in the Publisher’s Guidelines for Branded Content.