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Merging multiple processes

2015-07-06View Original

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I wonder if, when working on large-scale processes, people first ensure that each individual sub-process is fully developed before combining them together. I wonder how these multiple sub-processes can be merged or combined together? Multiple sub-processes have converged! I hope everyone can discuss an efficient method! Welcome to the discussion!
Reply #22015-07-06
How many towers and what scale of technology are required to do this? .
Reply #32015-07-14
Combining them together is not necessarily beneficial; the order of calculations may change, and the process becomes longer with a higher computation time. Additionally, since different property calculation methods are applicable to each sub-process, combining them can be even more troublesome
Reply #42015-07-16
I mean, after multiple people work together to complete various parts of a process, how do they combine them into a complete process? It might be complicated

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