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Process Mining Café 29 — HR Processes
Rudi and Anne talk with Alex Cheremukhin about Human Resources (HR) processes.
Alex was responsible for process improvements in HR at a British multinational. We discuss why there is so much more variability in HR compared with, for example, finance processes. As you can imagine, people are different! And there is different legislation in different countries, different types of benefits, etc.
So, how do you deal with this complexity when you analyze HR processes with process mining? We show two examples based on SAP HR and Workday data: One with a bottom-up and one with a top-down approach.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2024/02/process-mining-cafe-29-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
06:37 ...
published: 29 Feb 2024
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The Comprehensive Guide to Mining
Crouching pickaxe, hidden mouse.
0:00 Intro
0:24 Mining speed explanation
0:56 Sources of mining speed
2:55 Builds to maximize mining speed
3:15 Reforges
4:09 When to use light vs legendary
4:38 The fastest pickaxe(s)
5:32 Pickaxe power
7:04 Prehardmode pickaxe ranking
8:11 Prehardmode pickaxe comparisons with buffs
9:48 FTW/GFB mining differences
10:24 Drills vs pickaxes, aka drills are coded wrong
11:43 Late hardmode pickaxe analysis
13:00 Hardmode ftw mining differences
13:12 Finding treasure
13:16 Spelunker potions
13:32 Farming herbs effectively
14:40 Finding treasure without spelunker potions (night owl, glowsticks, starfury, etc)
15:38 Using the metal detector effectively
16:30 What treasure is worth getting?
17:19 Mushroom chests do not have the shroomerang
18:35 Ivy chests don'...
published: 12 Feb 2024
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Process Mining Café 22 — Data Preparation
Rudi and Anne go through some of the the most frequent questions around process mining data and show you two common data transformations based on a practical example.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/07/process-mining-cafe-22-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
01:50 Where do event logs come from?
09:08 Who do you get the data from?
15:57 Where does the data come from physically?
16:53 What about manual activities?
21:58 How do I deal with large data sets?
25:34 How difficult is it?
28:26 Checking the data suitability
42:05 Which tools to use
46:52 Data preparation example No. 1: Merging two data sets
01:02:10 Data preparation example No. 2: Transposing data
01:19:40 What do we do if w...
published: 13 Jul 2023
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Process Mining Café 21 — Measures and Targets
Every large company has a quality management system (QMS) that helps coordinate the processes to meet customer and regulatory requirements. Jan is the Head of Quality Assurance, and Muthu is a Master Black Belt and Senior Quality Manager. Together, they use process mining to gain more visibility into the actual processes than they would have with traditional KPIs.
In addition, Muthu and Jan leverage their statistical background to extend their process mining results with a statistical analysis of the capability of the process to meet a specific target. In the café, we demonstrate their approach based on a concrete example.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/04/process-mining-cafe-21-recording/...
published: 20 Apr 2023
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Process Mining Café 09 — Privacy, Security, and Ethics
Process miners need to be aware of their responsibility, both around the data and in how they present the analysis results. Together with our guests Dirk Fahland and Felix Mannhardt from TU Eindhoven, we discuss practical tips and the state of process mining research in the area of responsible data science.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2021/10/process-mining-cafe-9-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
06:49 Ethics
22:41 Security
29:20 Privacy
54:25 Research Responsible Data Science
01:20:39 Closing
published: 20 Oct 2021
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Process Mining Café 07 — Public Administration
Together with Vincent Veraart, Lewis Ho, and Richard Verheijen we first talked about public administrations in general. Then, we talked about UWV. The Dutch employee insurance agency is an important part of the social fabric of the government. In the Netherlands, you contact them if you need to request unemployment benefits or cannot work due to health issues, for example.
We discussed the strategies they used to introduce process mining and the success factors for one concrete project. Their tips are relevant not only for public administrations but for all organizations who want to introduce process mining.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2021/07/process-mining-cafe-7-recording/
Chapters:
0:0...
published: 29 Jul 2021
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Process Mining Café 18 — The Process of Process Mining
Each process mining project consists of many different steps, from project selection over data preparation to the analysis and control phases. But if we just look at the analysis phase: How exactly are people performing their analyses? Are they first exploring or immediately answering questions? And how do they deal with new questions that come up in the process?
Together with Pnina Soffer from Haifa University and Barbara Weber and Francesca Zerbato from the University of St. Gallen, we look deeper into the analysis phase of a process mining project than usual.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/11/process-mining-cafe-18-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
03:21 Top-down vs. bottom-up approac...
published: 03 Nov 2022
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Process Mining Café 24 — Project Planning
Rudi and Anne discuss what it takes to create a good project plan for your process mining project.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/10/process-mining-cafe-24-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
00:34 Project guide series
02:05 Process selection
16:36 Project plan
17:03 Ingredient No. 1: Objective
26:27 Ingredient No. 2: Surrounding approach
31:27 Ingredient No. 3: Sponsorship and project team
43:15 Ingredient No. 4: Key risks
48:40 Ingredient No. 5: The plan
01:01:43 Closing
published: 04 Oct 2023
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Process Mining Café 13 — Lean Six Sigma
As a companion to our ongoing Lean Six Sigma series, Rudi and I talk about the differences between Lean and Six Sigma, how process mining fits into these existing methodologies, the boundaries, and which developments and misconceptions there are.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/03/process-mining-cafe-13-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
07:33 Lean: Create flow
12:41 Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
22:41 The 8 wastes
46:56 Six Sigma: Focus on defects and DMAIC
48:46 Define phase
58:20 Measure phase
01:12:47 Analysis phase
01:22:24 Improve phase
01:25:52 Control phase
01:28:19 LSS and Process mining
01:36:03 Statement #1: Data is the only truth
01:43:30 Statement #2: LSS is a one-off project
01:5...
published: 17 Mar 2022
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Process Mining Café 15 — Simulation
Simulation allows you to analyze “what if”-scenarios without making the change in the real-world process. The problem is that you first need a good model representing the current reality before you can start modeling the “what if”.
This is where process mining can help: It provides a picture of the current process that you can use as a starting point for your simulation.
Together with our guests Lambros Viennas from Bridgnorth Aluminium and Sudhendu Rai from AIG, we talked about how you can combine process mining with simulation.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/05/process-mining-cafe-15-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
11:10 Step 1) Understand the structure of the process
34:04 Step 2)...
published: 11 May 2022
1:20:14
Process Mining Café 29 — HR Processes
Rudi and Anne talk with Alex Cheremukhin about Human Resources (HR) processes.
Alex was responsible for process improvements in HR at a British multinational. ...
Rudi and Anne talk with Alex Cheremukhin about Human Resources (HR) processes.
Alex was responsible for process improvements in HR at a British multinational. We discuss why there is so much more variability in HR compared with, for example, finance processes. As you can imagine, people are different! And there is different legislation in different countries, different types of benefits, etc.
So, how do you deal with this complexity when you analyze HR processes with process mining? We show two examples based on SAP HR and Workday data: One with a bottom-up and one with a top-down approach.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2024/02/process-mining-cafe-29-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
06:37 What makes HR processes special
23:58 APQC Standard Process Framework
30:00 Analysis Approach 1 (Bottom-up)
53:29 Analysis Approach 2 (Top-down)
01:12:00 Closing
https://wn.com/Process_Mining_Café_29_—_Hr_Processes
Rudi and Anne talk with Alex Cheremukhin about Human Resources (HR) processes.
Alex was responsible for process improvements in HR at a British multinational. We discuss why there is so much more variability in HR compared with, for example, finance processes. As you can imagine, people are different! And there is different legislation in different countries, different types of benefits, etc.
So, how do you deal with this complexity when you analyze HR processes with process mining? We show two examples based on SAP HR and Workday data: One with a bottom-up and one with a top-down approach.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2024/02/process-mining-cafe-29-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
06:37 What makes HR processes special
23:58 APQC Standard Process Framework
30:00 Analysis Approach 1 (Bottom-up)
53:29 Analysis Approach 2 (Top-down)
01:12:00 Closing
- published: 29 Feb 2024
- views: 147
57:29
The Comprehensive Guide to Mining
Crouching pickaxe, hidden mouse.
0:00 Intro
0:24 Mining speed explanation
0:56 Sources of mining speed
2:55 Builds to maximize mining speed
3:15 Reforges
4:09 ...
Crouching pickaxe, hidden mouse.
0:00 Intro
0:24 Mining speed explanation
0:56 Sources of mining speed
2:55 Builds to maximize mining speed
3:15 Reforges
4:09 When to use light vs legendary
4:38 The fastest pickaxe(s)
5:32 Pickaxe power
7:04 Prehardmode pickaxe ranking
8:11 Prehardmode pickaxe comparisons with buffs
9:48 FTW/GFB mining differences
10:24 Drills vs pickaxes, aka drills are coded wrong
11:43 Late hardmode pickaxe analysis
13:00 Hardmode ftw mining differences
13:12 Finding treasure
13:16 Spelunker potions
13:32 Farming herbs effectively
14:40 Finding treasure without spelunker potions (night owl, glowsticks, starfury, etc)
15:38 Using the metal detector effectively
16:30 What treasure is worth getting?
17:19 Mushroom chests do not have the shroomerang
18:35 Ivy chests don't always have jungle items
18:55 Unique background treasure to keep an eye out for
20:32 Silt and slush
21:01 Is it worth mining prehardmode ores?
21:39 Default vs alternate ores
22:06 Prehardmode ore analysis
23:54 How to mine hellstone effectively
24:20 Hardmode ore generation
25:12 Default vs alternate hardmode ores
26:04 Hardmode ore armors
26:53 Is it worth mining hardmode ores?
27:42 Gemstones
29:52 Distinguishing gems with a spelunker potion
30:23 Mining in the underground desert
30:46 Desert chest loot generation is depth based
32:57 Mining in the snow biome
34:40 Mining in the jungle
36:21 Mining in the standard underground
37:00 Special biomes in the underground
37:34 In-depth look at how treasure is distributed in the world
41:12 Five observations about loot generation
42:27 Traps
43:25 Dart traps
44:08 Boulder traps
45:20 Explosive traps
46:19 Statue traps
47:09 Dead man's chests
48:17 Underground desert traps
49:49 Geysers and Lava traps
51:17 Mining faster with alternative tools
51:27 Dynamite and bombs
52:42 Gravedigger's Shovel
53:30 Rocket launchers
55:14 Drill containment unit
55:38 What is the fastest way to mine?
Decided I would try going in depth on a topic that's a bit more basic. Depending on the reception to this video, I may make it into a series.
For early access to videos, exclusive content, voting on stream games, and to help me be able to make content, join https://www.patreon.com/SorbetCafe
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#terraria #gaming
https://wn.com/The_Comprehensive_Guide_To_Mining
Crouching pickaxe, hidden mouse.
0:00 Intro
0:24 Mining speed explanation
0:56 Sources of mining speed
2:55 Builds to maximize mining speed
3:15 Reforges
4:09 When to use light vs legendary
4:38 The fastest pickaxe(s)
5:32 Pickaxe power
7:04 Prehardmode pickaxe ranking
8:11 Prehardmode pickaxe comparisons with buffs
9:48 FTW/GFB mining differences
10:24 Drills vs pickaxes, aka drills are coded wrong
11:43 Late hardmode pickaxe analysis
13:00 Hardmode ftw mining differences
13:12 Finding treasure
13:16 Spelunker potions
13:32 Farming herbs effectively
14:40 Finding treasure without spelunker potions (night owl, glowsticks, starfury, etc)
15:38 Using the metal detector effectively
16:30 What treasure is worth getting?
17:19 Mushroom chests do not have the shroomerang
18:35 Ivy chests don't always have jungle items
18:55 Unique background treasure to keep an eye out for
20:32 Silt and slush
21:01 Is it worth mining prehardmode ores?
21:39 Default vs alternate ores
22:06 Prehardmode ore analysis
23:54 How to mine hellstone effectively
24:20 Hardmode ore generation
25:12 Default vs alternate hardmode ores
26:04 Hardmode ore armors
26:53 Is it worth mining hardmode ores?
27:42 Gemstones
29:52 Distinguishing gems with a spelunker potion
30:23 Mining in the underground desert
30:46 Desert chest loot generation is depth based
32:57 Mining in the snow biome
34:40 Mining in the jungle
36:21 Mining in the standard underground
37:00 Special biomes in the underground
37:34 In-depth look at how treasure is distributed in the world
41:12 Five observations about loot generation
42:27 Traps
43:25 Dart traps
44:08 Boulder traps
45:20 Explosive traps
46:19 Statue traps
47:09 Dead man's chests
48:17 Underground desert traps
49:49 Geysers and Lava traps
51:17 Mining faster with alternative tools
51:27 Dynamite and bombs
52:42 Gravedigger's Shovel
53:30 Rocket launchers
55:14 Drill containment unit
55:38 What is the fastest way to mine?
Decided I would try going in depth on a topic that's a bit more basic. Depending on the reception to this video, I may make it into a series.
For early access to videos, exclusive content, voting on stream games, and to help me be able to make content, join https://www.patreon.com/SorbetCafe
https://discord.gg/ryHZWCAMj5
#terraria #gaming
- published: 12 Feb 2024
- views: 42079
1:36:32
Process Mining Café 22 — Data Preparation
Rudi and Anne go through some of the the most frequent questions around process mining data and show you two common data transformations based on a practical ex...
Rudi and Anne go through some of the the most frequent questions around process mining data and show you two common data transformations based on a practical example.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/07/process-mining-cafe-22-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
01:50 Where do event logs come from?
09:08 Who do you get the data from?
15:57 Where does the data come from physically?
16:53 What about manual activities?
21:58 How do I deal with large data sets?
25:34 How difficult is it?
28:26 Checking the data suitability
42:05 Which tools to use
46:52 Data preparation example No. 1: Merging two data sets
01:02:10 Data preparation example No. 2: Transposing data
01:19:40 What do we do if we don't have any data at all?
01:25:38 Creative ways to get data
01:30:45 Recap
01:34:57 Closing
https://wn.com/Process_Mining_Café_22_—_Data_Preparation
Rudi and Anne go through some of the the most frequent questions around process mining data and show you two common data transformations based on a practical example.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/07/process-mining-cafe-22-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
01:50 Where do event logs come from?
09:08 Who do you get the data from?
15:57 Where does the data come from physically?
16:53 What about manual activities?
21:58 How do I deal with large data sets?
25:34 How difficult is it?
28:26 Checking the data suitability
42:05 Which tools to use
46:52 Data preparation example No. 1: Merging two data sets
01:02:10 Data preparation example No. 2: Transposing data
01:19:40 What do we do if we don't have any data at all?
01:25:38 Creative ways to get data
01:30:45 Recap
01:34:57 Closing
- published: 13 Jul 2023
- views: 327
1:19:23
Process Mining Café 21 — Measures and Targets
Every large company has a quality management system (QMS) that helps coordinate the processes to meet customer and regulatory requirements. Jan is the Head of Q...
Every large company has a quality management system (QMS) that helps coordinate the processes to meet customer and regulatory requirements. Jan is the Head of Quality Assurance, and Muthu is a Master Black Belt and Senior Quality Manager. Together, they use process mining to gain more visibility into the actual processes than they would have with traditional KPIs.
In addition, Muthu and Jan leverage their statistical background to extend their process mining results with a statistical analysis of the capability of the process to meet a specific target. In the café, we demonstrate their approach based on a concrete example.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/04/process-mining-cafe-21-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
03:16 Quality management systems
11:40 Targets
17:07 Capability
22:54 CpK: Process Capability Index
31:04 Demo: Extending process mining with CpK
01:08:47 Statistics and communication
01:15:04 Closing
https://wn.com/Process_Mining_Café_21_—_Measures_And_Targets
Every large company has a quality management system (QMS) that helps coordinate the processes to meet customer and regulatory requirements. Jan is the Head of Quality Assurance, and Muthu is a Master Black Belt and Senior Quality Manager. Together, they use process mining to gain more visibility into the actual processes than they would have with traditional KPIs.
In addition, Muthu and Jan leverage their statistical background to extend their process mining results with a statistical analysis of the capability of the process to meet a specific target. In the café, we demonstrate their approach based on a concrete example.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/04/process-mining-cafe-21-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
03:16 Quality management systems
11:40 Targets
17:07 Capability
22:54 CpK: Process Capability Index
31:04 Demo: Extending process mining with CpK
01:08:47 Statistics and communication
01:15:04 Closing
- published: 20 Apr 2023
- views: 264
1:25:38
Process Mining Café 09 — Privacy, Security, and Ethics
Process miners need to be aware of their responsibility, both around the data and in how they present the analysis results. Together with our guests Dirk Fahlan...
Process miners need to be aware of their responsibility, both around the data and in how they present the analysis results. Together with our guests Dirk Fahland and Felix Mannhardt from TU Eindhoven, we discuss practical tips and the state of process mining research in the area of responsible data science.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2021/10/process-mining-cafe-9-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
06:49 Ethics
22:41 Security
29:20 Privacy
54:25 Research Responsible Data Science
01:20:39 Closing
https://wn.com/Process_Mining_Café_09_—_Privacy,_Security,_And_Ethics
Process miners need to be aware of their responsibility, both around the data and in how they present the analysis results. Together with our guests Dirk Fahland and Felix Mannhardt from TU Eindhoven, we discuss practical tips and the state of process mining research in the area of responsible data science.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2021/10/process-mining-cafe-9-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
06:49 Ethics
22:41 Security
29:20 Privacy
54:25 Research Responsible Data Science
01:20:39 Closing
- published: 20 Oct 2021
- views: 300
1:20:20
Process Mining Café 07 — Public Administration
Together with Vincent Veraart, Lewis Ho, and Richard Verheijen we first talked about public administrations in general. Then, we talked about UWV. The Dutch emp...
Together with Vincent Veraart, Lewis Ho, and Richard Verheijen we first talked about public administrations in general. Then, we talked about UWV. The Dutch employee insurance agency is an important part of the social fabric of the government. In the Netherlands, you contact them if you need to request unemployment benefits or cannot work due to health issues, for example.
We discussed the strategies they used to introduce process mining and the success factors for one concrete project. Their tips are relevant not only for public administrations but for all organizations who want to introduce process mining.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2021/07/process-mining-cafe-7-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
5:15 UWV
08:40 Strategy No 1: Training courses
12:41 Strategy No 2: Lunch updates
14:15 Strategy No 3: Scrum
16:25 Strategy No 4: Going horizontal
18:23 Strategy No 5: ETL
27:56 Strategy No 6: Creating change
38:20 The NOW measure
01:13:47 Lessons learned
https://wn.com/Process_Mining_Café_07_—_Public_Administration
Together with Vincent Veraart, Lewis Ho, and Richard Verheijen we first talked about public administrations in general. Then, we talked about UWV. The Dutch employee insurance agency is an important part of the social fabric of the government. In the Netherlands, you contact them if you need to request unemployment benefits or cannot work due to health issues, for example.
We discussed the strategies they used to introduce process mining and the success factors for one concrete project. Their tips are relevant not only for public administrations but for all organizations who want to introduce process mining.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2021/07/process-mining-cafe-7-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
5:15 UWV
08:40 Strategy No 1: Training courses
12:41 Strategy No 2: Lunch updates
14:15 Strategy No 3: Scrum
16:25 Strategy No 4: Going horizontal
18:23 Strategy No 5: ETL
27:56 Strategy No 6: Creating change
38:20 The NOW measure
01:13:47 Lessons learned
- published: 29 Jul 2021
- views: 304
1:03:35
Process Mining Café 18 — The Process of Process Mining
Each process mining project consists of many different steps, from project selection over data preparation to the analysis and control phases. But if we just lo...
Each process mining project consists of many different steps, from project selection over data preparation to the analysis and control phases. But if we just look at the analysis phase: How exactly are people performing their analyses? Are they first exploring or immediately answering questions? And how do they deal with new questions that come up in the process?
Together with Pnina Soffer from Haifa University and Barbara Weber and Francesca Zerbato from the University of St. Gallen, we look deeper into the analysis phase of a process mining project than usual.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/11/process-mining-cafe-18-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
03:21 Top-down vs. bottom-up approach
12:42 Data collection
39:42 Generating and refining questions
57:26 Closing
https://wn.com/Process_Mining_Café_18_—_The_Process_Of_Process_Mining
Each process mining project consists of many different steps, from project selection over data preparation to the analysis and control phases. But if we just look at the analysis phase: How exactly are people performing their analyses? Are they first exploring or immediately answering questions? And how do they deal with new questions that come up in the process?
Together with Pnina Soffer from Haifa University and Barbara Weber and Francesca Zerbato from the University of St. Gallen, we look deeper into the analysis phase of a process mining project than usual.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/11/process-mining-cafe-18-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
03:21 Top-down vs. bottom-up approach
12:42 Data collection
39:42 Generating and refining questions
57:26 Closing
- published: 03 Nov 2022
- views: 483
1:04:24
Process Mining Café 24 — Project Planning
Rudi and Anne discuss what it takes to create a good project plan for your process mining project.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the point...
Rudi and Anne discuss what it takes to create a good project plan for your process mining project.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/10/process-mining-cafe-24-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
00:34 Project guide series
02:05 Process selection
16:36 Project plan
17:03 Ingredient No. 1: Objective
26:27 Ingredient No. 2: Surrounding approach
31:27 Ingredient No. 3: Sponsorship and project team
43:15 Ingredient No. 4: Key risks
48:40 Ingredient No. 5: The plan
01:01:43 Closing
https://wn.com/Process_Mining_Café_24_—_Project_Planning
Rudi and Anne discuss what it takes to create a good project plan for your process mining project.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2023/10/process-mining-cafe-24-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
00:34 Project guide series
02:05 Process selection
16:36 Project plan
17:03 Ingredient No. 1: Objective
26:27 Ingredient No. 2: Surrounding approach
31:27 Ingredient No. 3: Sponsorship and project team
43:15 Ingredient No. 4: Key risks
48:40 Ingredient No. 5: The plan
01:01:43 Closing
- published: 04 Oct 2023
- views: 236
1:58:41
Process Mining Café 13 — Lean Six Sigma
As a companion to our ongoing Lean Six Sigma series, Rudi and I talk about the differences between Lean and Six Sigma, how process mining fits into these existi...
As a companion to our ongoing Lean Six Sigma series, Rudi and I talk about the differences between Lean and Six Sigma, how process mining fits into these existing methodologies, the boundaries, and which developments and misconceptions there are.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/03/process-mining-cafe-13-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
07:33 Lean: Create flow
12:41 Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
22:41 The 8 wastes
46:56 Six Sigma: Focus on defects and DMAIC
48:46 Define phase
58:20 Measure phase
01:12:47 Analysis phase
01:22:24 Improve phase
01:25:52 Control phase
01:28:19 LSS and Process mining
01:36:03 Statement #1: Data is the only truth
01:43:30 Statement #2: LSS is a one-off project
01:53:26 Statement #3: LSS offers too many analog tools in a digital world
01:57:07 Closing
https://wn.com/Process_Mining_Café_13_—_Lean_Six_Sigma
As a companion to our ongoing Lean Six Sigma series, Rudi and I talk about the differences between Lean and Six Sigma, how process mining fits into these existing methodologies, the boundaries, and which developments and misconceptions there are.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/03/process-mining-cafe-13-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
07:33 Lean: Create flow
12:41 Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
22:41 The 8 wastes
46:56 Six Sigma: Focus on defects and DMAIC
48:46 Define phase
58:20 Measure phase
01:12:47 Analysis phase
01:22:24 Improve phase
01:25:52 Control phase
01:28:19 LSS and Process mining
01:36:03 Statement #1: Data is the only truth
01:43:30 Statement #2: LSS is a one-off project
01:53:26 Statement #3: LSS offers too many analog tools in a digital world
01:57:07 Closing
- published: 17 Mar 2022
- views: 631
1:36:43
Process Mining Café 15 — Simulation
Simulation allows you to analyze “what if”-scenarios without making the change in the real-world process. The problem is that you first need a good model repres...
Simulation allows you to analyze “what if”-scenarios without making the change in the real-world process. The problem is that you first need a good model representing the current reality before you can start modeling the “what if”.
This is where process mining can help: It provides a picture of the current process that you can use as a starting point for your simulation.
Together with our guests Lambros Viennas from Bridgnorth Aluminium and Sudhendu Rai from AIG, we talked about how you can combine process mining with simulation.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/05/process-mining-cafe-15-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
11:10 Step 1) Understand the structure of the process
34:04 Step 2) Derive parameters of the simulation model
59:20 Step 3) Validate the model
1:14:29 Step 4) Change model to reflect 'What if' scenarios
1:23:41 Step 5) Before / After comparison
1:28:00 Other types of simulation
1:34:50 Closing
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Simulation allows you to analyze “what if”-scenarios without making the change in the real-world process. The problem is that you first need a good model representing the current reality before you can start modeling the “what if”.
This is where process mining can help: It provides a picture of the current process that you can use as a starting point for your simulation.
Together with our guests Lambros Viennas from Bridgnorth Aluminium and Sudhendu Rai from AIG, we talked about how you can combine process mining with simulation.
For a more detailed summary, and for the links to the pointers mentioned during the show, refer to: https://fluxicon.com/blog/2022/05/process-mining-cafe-15-recording/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
11:10 Step 1) Understand the structure of the process
34:04 Step 2) Derive parameters of the simulation model
59:20 Step 3) Validate the model
1:14:29 Step 4) Change model to reflect 'What if' scenarios
1:23:41 Step 5) Before / After comparison
1:28:00 Other types of simulation
1:34:50 Closing
- published: 11 May 2022
- views: 441