A Side of Data
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Benefits of process mining and BPM with Jan Mendling
51 minutes Posted Feb 16, 2020 at 9:00 am.
What is bpm, what processes are and why they need to be managed
What are information systems
What is process mining how the data from information systems is now useful
Process mining helps accomplish BPM objectives
How process mining helps process analysts
Is just seeing how the processes are important? How does it help process analyst. How can you justify price of process mining software?
Continuous monitoring and auditing with process mining (improvement projects)
Innovation vs incremental process improvement
Is there anything that process mining still cannot do in helping BPM?
Case study with an example of a customer loans
AB testing of business processes
What is the future of BPM vs process mining
is process mining only applicable in BPM scenario?
Resource recommendations to start with PM and BPM
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In this episode of A Side of Data, I interview Jan Mendling about the use of process mining in business process management (BPM) initiatives. We talk about where the real benefit of process mining is when applied to real-world processes and where the limit is.
Jan is a professor at Vienna University of economics and business. He is a successful researcher in the field of information systems, business process management, and process mining, with over 400 research articles published. One of his famous works is 7 process modeling guidelines. He coauthored books, such as Wirtschaftsinformatik and Fundamentals of business process management, the latter is used as a textbook in over 230 educational institutions around the world.
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Jan's page:
http://www.mendling.com/
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