Today, September 30th, 2020, both ProM 6.10 and ProM Lite 1.3 have been released. These releases fix a bug in the multi-threaded loading of the packages, and also fix a bug in the computation of strongly connected components (which could cause wrong liveness results for Petri nets). Also, support for Java 9 and later has Read More …
On September 1st, 2020, Felix Mannhardt wil start working as an assistant professor in the PA group. Of course, we still know Felix from his time as a PhD student in the AIS group. A big welcome again to Felix!
A new PhD position will become available in the PA group to develop and evaluate techniques for mining production processes from sensor data. This PhD position will be funded by NWO on the approved Certif-AI (Certification of production process quality through Artificial Intelligence) project. Below, is a short description for this project. Production processes can Read More …
The tenth International Business Process Intelligence Challenge is again co-located with ICPM. This challenge provides participants with a real-life event log, and challenges them to analyze these data using whatever techniques available, focusing on one or more of the process owner’s questions or proving other unique insights into the process(es) captured in the event log. Read More …
On April 13, 2020, the sixth run of the free FutureLearn online course ‘Process mining in healthcare’ will start, register now! We are happy to be able to run this course again, after over 2,500 students registered for the first three runs. Healthcare in particular has come under increasing pressure to reduce cost while improving Read More …
On April 13, 2020, the twelfth run of the free FutureLearn online course ‘Introduction to process mining with ProM’ will start. Join the 15.000 students who enrolled before you and join the course! Process mining is a novel collection of techniques that connects the areas of data science and business process management. Using process mining Read More …
If you did not join the IEEE Task Force on Process Mining yet, please consider doing so! >> register via https://www.tf-pm.org/subscription/form << The IEEE Task Force on Process Mining (TFPM) was established in October 2009 as part of the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society. The set of activities and members has expanded over the last Read More …
On February 1st, Eva Klijn and Fatemeh Shafiee started working as PhD students in the PA group. Eva started as PhD-TA, and is supervised by Dirk Fahland. Fatemeh started as a PhD student on the TACTICS project, and is supervised by Natalia Sidorova. A big welcome to the both of them!
Do you think you have a good process discovery algorithm? Then submit it to the Process Discovery Contest of 2020 (PDC 2020) as you can win one free registration for the ICPM 2020 conference in Padua, Italy this year. If you submit your algorithm to the automated contest of the PDC 2020, and if your Read More …
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science has a vacancy for a position within the Process Analytics group. This vacancy is part of the Irène Curie Fellowship, and is only open for female candidates in the first six months of recruitment. Position Assistant Professor Department(s) Department of Mathematics & Computer Science FTE 1,0 Date off Read More …
On April 1, 2019, the tenth run of the free FutureLearn online course ‘Introduction to process mining with ProM’ will start. Join the 13.000 students who enrolled before you and join the course now! Process mining is a novel collection of techniques that connects the areas of data science and business process management. Using process Read More …
On April 1, 2019, the fourth run of the free FutureLearn online course ‘Process mining in healthcare’ will start, register now! We are happy to be able to run this course again, after over 2,500 students registered for the first three runs. Healthcare in particular has come under increasing pressure to reduce cost while improving Read More …
The 16th International Conference on Business Process Management (BPM 2018) is the most prestigious forum for researchers and practitioners in the field of Business Process Management. BPM 2018 features a Demonstration Track that is intended to showcase innovative Business Process Management (BPM) tools and applications that may originate either from research initiatives or from industry. Read More …
In 2017, prof.dr.ir. Wil van der Aalst received the prestigious Alexander von Humboldt Professorship from the German Government after a nomination by the Rheinisch-Westfalische Technische Hochschule in Aachen. In January, he moved to Aachen to start his new Process and Data Science group. Wil has been part of Eindhoven University of Technology for over thirty Read More …
This year’s BPI Workshop is a two day event focusing particularly on process mining in the context of big data. The workshop has a long tradition at the BPM conference and will, as before, be featuring: The presentation of interesting research papers in the BPI domain, The BPI Challenge 2018, with data provided by the Read More …
