Process mining techniques allow for the discovery of knowledge based on so-called “event
logs”, ie, a log recording the execution of activities in some business process. Many …

Increasingly information systems log historic information in a systematic way. Workflow
management systems, but also ERP, CRM, SCM, and B2B systems often provide a so-called …

Process mining has emerged as a way to analyze processes based on the event logs of the
systems that support them. Today's information systems (eg, ERP systems) log all kinds of …

Processes are an integral part of nearly all organizations, driving their daily operations and
support activities. Increasingly, these business processes are supported by some …

Real world applications provide many examples of unstructured processes, where process
execution is mainly driven by contingent decisions taken by the actors, with the result that …

The design of workflows is a complicated task. In those cases where the control flow
between activities cannot be modeled in advance but simply occurs during enactment time …

Process Mining (or workflow mining) is an important research area of the section Information
Systems (IS/TM) of the department of Technology Management at Eindhoven University of …

Contemporary workflow management systems are driven by explicit process models, ie, a
completely specified workflow design is required in order to enact a given workflow process …

Most organizations have some kind of process-oriented information system that keeps track
of business events. Process Mining starts from event logs extracted from these systems in …

Despite the omnipresence of event logs in transactional information systems (cf. WFM, ERP,
CRM, SCM, and B2B systems), historic information is rarely used to analyze the underlying …