Which workflows support the governance of a process? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AApproval workflows
• BImplementation workflows
• CData processing workflows
• DContent assessment workflows

• A
  85% (34)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  10% (4)

Explanation

Approval workflows enforce governance by requiring authorized sign-offs before a process can advance, ensuring accountability and control at defined checkpoints. Content assessment workflows support governance by systematically evaluating outputs or artifacts against standards, policies, or compliance criteria - making them a direct governance instrument. Implementation workflows (B) are execution-focused, concerned with carrying out a process rather than overseeing or controlling it, so they serve operational rather than governance purposes. Data processing workflows (C) handle technical transformation and movement of data, which is a functional activity with no inherent oversight or decision-authority component. Memory tip: Governance = "check and control" - link it to the two words that imply evaluation: Approval (someone must authorize) and Assessment (something must be evaluated); the other two options just do things rather than govern them.

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