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Medienkonvergenz und Subjektbildungls and dependencies among tasks are either created at design time or evolve over time while working on cases. In this paper, we identify structures specific to current ACM systems (as opposed to other BPM systems), discuss which inconsistencies can occur, and outline how to discover these issues thr

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Medienkonvergenz und Subjektbildungting actual process executions in a given organizational setting. In this light, it can be applied only if faithful event logs, adhering to accepted standards (such as XES), are available. In many real-world settings, though, such event logs are not explicitly given, but are instead implicitly repre

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Medienkonvergenz: Eine Exposition,lly, these techniques give a single point of view on the process. However, some domains need to differentiate the process according to the characteristic features of their cases. The healthcare domain, for example, needs to distinguish between different groups of patients, defined by the patients’ p

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Diskussion, Ausblick und Fazit,ccount for very different behaviour in a single model. Trace clustering identifies homogeneous sets of traces within a heterogeneous log and allows for the discovery of multiple, simpler process models. In this paper, we present a trace clustering method based on local alignment of sequences, subseq

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Diskussion, Ausblick und Fazit,desirable consequences of resource shortages. However, existing approaches for resource allocation have some limitations, e.g., they do not consider concurrent process instances or loops in business processes, which may greatly alter resource requirements. This paper introduces a novel approach for

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,Komplexit?t und Mediatisierung,orded in event logs, performance can be measured and visualized on a discovered process model. Thereby the accuracy of the measured performance, e.g., waiting time, greatly depends on (1) the availability of start and completion events for activities in the event log, i.e. transactional information,