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Ontologies And Process Mining
- 1. Ontologies and their use in Semantic Process Mining George Varvaressosgvarvaressos@ozemail.com.au Business Process Mining © 2009
- 3. How do we discover Ontologies?
- 4. Start with OOBE Business Patterns®Business Process Mining © 2009
- 7. Event Business ObjectsBusiness Process Mining © 2009
- 9. Represent ProcessesBusiness Process Mining © 2009
- 12. People, Places & Things
- 13. Resources, Players & ConstructsBusiness Process Mining © 2009
- 14. Entity Business Objects Business Process Mining © 2009
- 15. Entity Object - Agreement Business Process Mining © 2009
- 16. Entity Object – Business Party Business Process Mining © 2009
- 18. Business Time, Product & Life Cycle events
- 19. Event Business Objects are triggers for or results of steps in Business Process ObjectsBusiness Process Mining © 2009
- 22. Patterns are important to ensure that nothing is missedBusiness Process Mining © 2009
- 23. Process Discovery Example of an ontology candidate Business Process Mining © 2009
- 24. Semantic Data Operations Dept manages human resources - by team Business Process Mining © 2009
- 25. StatisticalData Analyse performance by task & abstraction Business Process Mining © 2009
- 26. Semantic Data Payroll Dept manages human resources by – Business Party Business Process Mining © 2009
- 27. Statistical Data Analyse performance using ‘Business Party’ abstraction Business Process Mining © 2009
- 29. Business Patterns provide a template when you need to create an Ontology
- 30. Ontologies provide different perspectives for the same data
- 31. Same total result (Time & Frequency) in all Ontologies – just a different viewBusiness Process Mining © 2009