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Transitioning to Dynamic Workflows at INL

Miranda R Kuns, Nicholas George Steckel, Carmen Mary Sleight, Delaney Timber Stine

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Abstract

We investigated the opportunity to transition from paper and PDF procedures to more interactive workflows. This transition has been considered because evidence shows that these more interactive digital workflows increase safety and efficiency, while making complex procedures easier for the user to follow and track. The culmination of the project is a report and presentation for the lab deputy director at the end of the fiscal year, in which our team will recommend a path forward based on the findings from literature, employee interviews, and other information gathering activities.
Original languageEnglish
StatePublished - Aug 2 2021

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