In this presentation, Professor Moe Thandar Wynn will share how process mining analyses conducted using high-quality event data can guide organisations on their digital transformation journeys. Process mining is a research discipline that combines data mining, process management and visualisation techniques, to extract valuable insights from event data such as when and how the activities are carried out or where delays occurred in process executions. Process mining techniques have been applied to many different organisations – for example, over 150 organisations worldwide and in Australia.
About the presenter
Professor Moe Thandar Wynn is a leading researcher in the field of Business Process Management (BPM) and is one of the steering committee members of the IEEE Taskforce on Process Mining. She has over ten years of experience in engaging with Australian industry partners to improve business practices through data-driven methods. Her ongoing research focuses on process-oriented data mining (process mining), data quality and robotic process automation for the digital transformation of processes. She will share her views on how process mining techniques can be used by organisations to gain insights into the real behaviour of their processes.
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| Start Date: | 29/10/2020 [add to calendar] |
| Start Time: | 2pm |
| End Time: | 3pm |