Publishing pages are modified by a few and read by many. They are used in publishing sites that are usually internet sites. It is a good practice to put a publishing page through a workflow before it is published to be consumed by everyone. In this video, you will see how this process works.

Being able to create reusable workflows is a major component of SharePoint Designer 2010. In this presentation, you will see how you can create a reusable workflow and attach it to a content type and then use that content type in a library.

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Resource Provisioning Process workflow – created using SharePoint Designer Workflow and an InfoPath form published to a form library.

Part 4 – Send end user confirmation emails using the SPD workflow and test out the complete form and workflow functionality.

Resource Provisioning Process workflow – created using SharePoint Designer Workflow and an InfoPath form published to a form library.

Part 3 – In the SPD workflow, create items in a list and assign Resource Provisioning tasks to the resource manager

Resource Provisioning Process workflow – created using SharePoint Designer Workflow and an InfoPath form published to a form library.

Part 2 – Change Resource Provisioning request status in the Workflow depending on data collected from a Manager.

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Resource Provisioning Process workflow – created using SharePoint Designer Workflow and an InfoPath form published to a form library.

Learn how to route a document through the Approval Workflow process. Configure the workflow so that once it is completed successfully, the Content Approval column is automatically marked as Approved.