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Saved by 12 people (-6 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-10-09
- Queka89lov on 2009-11-24 - Tags diigo
- Heather333 on 2009-11-13 - Tags diigo
- Kej923 on 2009-10-05 - Tags workflow_software , social_entrepreneurship
- Tellio on 2008-12-01 - Tags wikipedia , workflow , general_research
- Seanb123 on 2008-10-14 - Tags Wikipedia , Workflow , Encyclopedia
Public Sticky notes
A process is a more specific notion than workflow, and can apply to physical or biological processes
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a process may be distinguished from a workflow by the fact that it has well-defined inputs, outputs and purposes, while the notion of workflow may apply more generally to any systematic pattern of activity (such as all processes occurring in a machine shop)
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The common conceptual models of modern operations research, including flow shops, job shops and queuing systems[6] can be found in evolved forms in early 20th century industry.
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