Azumah Mamudu is currently studying for a PhD in Information Systems at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). He holds a BSc. in Accounting and Information Systems and an MSc. In Information Systems. He has expertise in database systems, requirements engineering, agile development and IT project management. Azumah has previous experience in managing databases and teaching at the tertiary level.
As a member of the BPM Research Group at QUT, he has keen interests in process-oriented data and the application of process mining in practice. His PhD focuses on the impact of process mining in organisations. His research seeks to conceptualise the notion of impact in the process mining domain and identify the moderating and mediating factors of process mining impact. The intended outcome of his study is to develop a rich framework that categorises process mining impact and identifies its contextual and success factors. His work will also provide actionable guidelines and principles for implementing his proposed framework in organisations.
 Research Interests
Process mining impact, Process mining success, Process mining in practice