An additional workflow is needed for a campaign. Which step should a campaign business practitioner take to meet this requirement?

The standard and most direct method to add an additional workflow to an existing campaign in Adobe Campaign Classic is through the campaign's user interface. The "Targeting and workflows" tab is specifically designed for this purpose. A Campaign Business Practitioner would navigate to this tab and use the "Add" or "new workflow" icon in the toolbar to create and link a new, separate workflow to the campaign. This practice allows for clear organization and management of multiple distinct processes, such as audience segmentation, data enrichment, or delivery execution, all within the context of a single campaign.

B. While you can add logic to an existing workflow, the requirement is for an additional workflow, which implies a separate process. This option suggests an alternative design, not the method to add a new workflow.
C. Technical workflows are for platform administration and maintenance, not for campaign-specific logic. They are not managed within the campaign's context and this approach is against best practices.
D. This statement is factually incorrect. Adobe Campaign Classic explicitly supports adding multiple workflows to a single campaign to manage complex marketing processes.

1. Adobe Experience League - Campaign Classic v7 Documentation, "Targeting and workflows": This document details the functionality of the campaign's "Targeting and workflows" tab. It states, "The Targeting and workflows tab lets you build your target and create the deliveries for your campaign. ... You can add as many workflows as you need." It also visually indicates the "Add" button used to create a new workflow within the campaign.

2. Adobe Experience League - Campaign Classic v7 Documentation, "About campaign workflows": This section clarifies the nature of campaign workflows. It specifies, "A campaign workflow is used to create and configure the processes involved in a campaign: targeting, deliveries, notifications, testing, etc. It is created and stored in a specific campaign." This confirms that workflows are added directly from the campaign itself.