Name: Process Intelligence in Action. Taking Process Mining to the Next Level
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Author: Lars Reinkemeyer

portada Process Intelligence in Action. Taking Process Mining to the Next Level

Process Intelligence in Action. Taking Process Mining to the Next Level

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Springer International Publishing AG

Autor

Lars Reinkemeyer

Año

2025

N° páginas

248

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

23.5x15.5 cm

ISBN13

9783031613456

Process Intelligence in Action. Taking Process Mining to the Next Level

Lars Reinkemeyer (Autor) · Springer International Publishing AG · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Process Intelligence in Action. Taking Process Mining to the Next Level"

This book provides operational guidance on how to bring process mining to the next level, with process intelligence enabling companies to improve process efficiency and realize value. Written by practitioners, it combines the editor’s 10-year experience in this field gained at Celonis and Siemens, with 12 best practice use cases from international companies representing multiple industries and domains. Part I sets the stage describing the evolution from process mining to process intelligence. The chapters guide the reader step by step, from getting started to driving adoption at scale. Success factors critical for digital transformations and a detailed path to value realization are presented. Best practices on operating models and Centers of Excellence (CoEs) are shared as accelerators for successful digital transformations. Part II presents 12 use cases written by transformation- and CoE leaders who have achieved significant impact and value with process intelligence in their respective organization. All use cases have been written independent from any particular software, with a focus on evangelizing the topic and showcasing how companies like ABB, BMW, Bosch, Merck, PepsiCo, Saint Gobin, Siemens, and others leverage the capability to drive value. Part III provides an outlook on the future of process intelligence from an academic and an operational perspective, with a special focus on the disruptive impact of GenAI with future scenarios, challenges and recommendations. The book is written by practitioners for practitioners. Readers may have responsibilities as senior executives, transformation leaders, process managers and experts, consultants, change evangelists, etc. The book provides operational, hands-on tips on how to accelerate process transformation in organizations by detailing best practices as well as possible pitfalls.