👉 Workflow computing is a method of automating complex business processes by defining a series of tasks and their dependencies through a visual workflow diagram. This approach allows users to model, execute, and manage workflows that span multiple systems and applications, ensuring seamless integration and data flow. The workflow typically begins with an input stage where data is fed into the system, followed by a series of processing steps (or tasks) that can include data transformations, decision-making, and output generation. Each task can be executed independently or in parallel, and the workflow orchestrator monitors the progress and manages the execution order. Upon completion, the workflow generates the final output, which can be used for reporting, analysis, or further processing. This model enhances efficiency, reduces errors, and provides a clear audit trail for process management.
