(Hooray!) For those whose workflows still live and die by these little notes, Post-it Plus is worth the download.
The title change is far more substantial than formal, since the associate editor is not just an editor-in-chief's consultant, but a key figure of the editorial workflow, whose activity is strictly and transparently related to his special expertise.
Workflows created by users are listed and managed in the Workflows panel (visible in Figure 2), which also allows for initiating the processing of workflows whose progress may be tracked, in turn, in the Processes panel.
We study the complexity of traversing tree-shaped workflows whose tasks require large I/O files.
This chapter presents a framework for workflows whose correctness is given by a set of resource allocation constraints and develops techniques for scheduling such systems.
It cites practical issues from a closely related, but far more mature domain, that of business-workflow engines, whose implementers have encountered, and often solved, many of the problems that CGS implementers have yet to encounter because the latter have not attempted to create industrial-strength systems that are used in daily patient care.
Among them is AND CO, a company whose app helps freelancers manage their workflow (we featured it in TechCrunch last month), and Framer, whose design tools helps users create prototypes in new ways.
The authors of [13] present a heuristic-based workflow scheduling algorithm, called Partial Critical Paths (PCP), whose objective is to generate a schedule that satisfies a workflow's deadline, while minimizing the financial cost of executing the workflow on a service-oriented grid.
We will also present the case of the Amadea platform, whose interface is reminiscent of software for workflow management but is a high-performance environment for data management and analysis.
