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What is a workflow? --- correct precise answer ---A sequence
of tasks or steps that moves something from idea to
completion
What are the two types of workflows? --- correct precise
answer ---Deadline Bound & Ongoing process
What is the 'output'? --- correct precise answer ---The
ultimate deliverable or outcome of the workflow
What are the phases of workflow development? --- correct
precise answer ---Plan (clarify & map)
Build (create & optimize)
Deploy (socialize & analyze)
What is a deadline bound workflow? --- correct precise
answer ---workflows involve a series of tasks that must be
completed in sequential order to produce a particular outcome.
What are some examples of deadline bound workflows? ---
correct precise answer ---Event planning (all tasks are
completed in sequence, culminating with hosting the event)
, Product launch (all tasks are completed in sequence,
culminating with launching the product)
Employee onboarding (all tasks are completed in sequence,
culminating with someone being fully onboarded)
What is an ongoing process workflow? --- correct precise
answer ---workflows involve a set of steps or stages that
multiple pieces of work move through to reach a particular
outcome.
What are some examples of ongoing process workflow? ---
correct precise answer ---IT support or provisioning requests
(new requests come in, are assigned, actioned on, and
resolved on an ongoing basis)
Bug tracking for issues with product or features (new bugs are
logged, prioritized, and resolved on an ongoing basis)
Creative requests for new images or videos (new requests are
submitted, clarified, prioritized, and delivered on an ongoing
basis)
What would you not expect to see in an ongoing process? ---
correct precise answer ---Milestones
Clarifying questions for workflows: --- correct precise answer
---1. What's the output