parallel workflows
[ˈpærəlɛl ˈwɜrkfloʊz]
noun
🇧🇷 fluxos de trabalho paralelos
1. Multiple independent processes or tasks that execute simultaneously or concurrently, rather than sequentially
The software uses parallel workflows to process multiple customer orders at the same time.
O software utiliza fluxos de trabalho paralelos para processar múltiplos pedidos de clientes simultaneamente.
2. In project management and software development, separate sequences of work activities that can progress independently without blocking each other
Our team implemented parallel workflows to reduce project completion time from six months to three.
Nossa equipe implementou fluxos de trabalho paralelos para reduzir o tempo de conclusão do projeto de seis para três meses.
3. Computational architecture where multiple workflow instances or branches execute concurrently for improved efficiency and performance
Parallel workflows in our microservices architecture allow different services to process requests independently.
Os fluxos de trabalho paralelos em nossa arquitetura de microsserviços permitem que diferentes serviços processem solicitações independentemente.
💡 This term is predominantly used in technical and business contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech culture, it reflects the growing adoption of modern software development practices and agile methodologies. The concept is particularly important in startups and large corporations in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, where operational efficiency is highly valued. In the USA, especially in Silicon Valley and tech hubs, parallel workflows are fundamental to DevOps, cloud computing, and modern application architecture.
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