Business Process Intelligence
The Seminar Process Intelligence deals with the application of Business Intelligence Solutions to the domain of Business Process Management. Different data-oriented indicators (e.g. key performance indicators), metrics and applications of Business Intelligence are transferred into a process-oriented context. This means that the development of results (execution of processes) is analysed giving new insights and starting points for the optimization of business activities. Hence intelligent monitoring and reporting of processes comes into focus. In this Seminar we will examine Process Intelligence from different angles.
Please find the official information about this seminar
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Structure
The seminar will be conducted similar to a scientific workshop. It will also contain:
- presentation on how to write a research paper
- presentation on how to give a presentation
Upcoming events
- Opening and topic Presentation 22nd of April 2010
- Submission of topics 29th of April 2010
- Registration Deadline 10th of May 2010
- How to write a research paper 11th of May 2010
- How to give a presentation 11th of May 2010
- Short presentation by students 18th of May 2010
- Attention Rescheduled: Technical presentation by students 8th of June 2010
- Paper draft submission 24th of June 2010
- Review submission 1st of July 2010
- Final presentation 13th of July 2010
- Submission final draft 15th of July 2010
Important Dates
- Submission of topics 29th of April 2010
- Registration Deadline 10th of May 2010
- Short presentation by students 18th of May 2010
- Attention Rescheduled: Technical presentation by students 8th of June 2010
- Paper draft submission 24th of June 2010
- Review submission 1st of July 2010
- Final presentation 13th of July 2010
- Submission final draft 15th of July 2010
Slides
Proposed Topics
| No. | Topic | Supervisor(s) |
|---|
| 1 | Verification of Process Resource Allocation Constraints using CPNs | Ahmed Awad |
| 2 | A Quantitative Approach to Assess Compliance Using Process Logs | Ahmed Awad and Matthias Kunze |
| 3 | Process Dashboard | Gero Decker |
| 4 | Process Intelligence in eGovernment | Rami-Habib Eid-Sabbagh |
| 5 | On Process Model Evolution | Alexander Grosskopf |
| 6 | Identify Communities of Practice | Alexander Grosskopf |
| 7 | Process Data Warehouse | Andreas Meyer and Matthias Kunze |
| 8 | Business Artifacts | Andreas Meyer |
| 9 | Integrating Process models with other type of models | Emilian Pascalau |
| 10 | Connectivity-based Analysis of Workflow Nets | Artem Polyvyanyy |
| 11 | Control Flow vs. Ordering Relations Parsing | Artem Polyvyanyy |
| 12 | Using Stanford Parser for Activity Label Analysis | Sergey Smirnov |
| 13 | Mining Data Object Relations in Large Process Model Repositories | Sergey Smirnov |
| 14 | Identification of Inter-Model Continuations | Matthias Weidlich |
| 15 | Architecture Blueprint for a Process Simulation Engine | Matthias Weidlich |
| 16 | Semantic Relatedness of Element Labels based on Wikipedia | Matthias Weidlich |
Deliverables from Students
Students have to deliver a combination of the items below:
- Presentations (all graded)
- Short presentation (5-10 min talk + 5 min questions)
- Intermediate presentation (10-15 min talk + 10 min questions)
- Final presentation (15-20 min talk + 10 min questions)
- a 16 page LNCS style paper in PDF
- an intermediate version for reviewing (required)
- final version (graded)
- a software implementation (where applicable)
- an intermediate version for reviewing (required)
- final version (graded)
- 2 paper reviews (a colleague’s paper) (graded)
