GRA 743 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Workflow, Digital Printing, Product Differentiation
20 Dec 2012
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Gra 743 week 12: unified workflows achieve many different tasks within an organization. One common trait is that unified workflows should break down silos between key departments within an organization. A key component of unified workflows is workflow efficiency. To do more in less time with less resources. This is more important in today"s economy as we weather a recession, reduced profits, and over saturation. Unified workflows also create value added service for product differentiation. The client becomes more involved in the process, making it convenient for them to do business with you. Unified workflows allow for more accurate cost tracking, process monitoring, and faster response times to problems that arise. Regardless of vendor, scope, or application, the concept of unified workflow is to make the process of doing business more dynamic, adaptable, and productive. It saves time by automating tasks that would ordinarily take an operator time to do. It also reduces errors caused by human intervention.
