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Procedures for managing workflow components Workflow components: A workflow can usually be described using formal or informal flow diagramming techniques, showing directed flows between processing steps. Input description Output description Transformation rules

Procedures for managing workflow components Single processing steps or components of a workflow can basically be defined by three parameters: Input description Output description Transformation rules

Procedures for managing workflow components 1. Input description: the information, material and energy required to complete the step

Procedures for managing workflow components 2. Transformation rules, algorithms, which may be carried out by associated human roles or machines, or a combination

Procedures for managing workflow components 3. Output description: the information, material and energy produced by the step and provided as input to downstream steps.