Have you dived into process mining and just started to see the power of bringing the real processes to life based on data? You are enthusiastic about the possibilities and could already impress some colleagues by showing them a “living” process animation. Perhaps you even took the Process Mining MOOC and got some insights into the complex theory behind the process mining algorithms.
You probably realized that there is a lot more to it than you initially thought. After all, process mining is not just a pretty dashboard that you put up once, but it is a serious analysis technique that is so powerful precisely because it allows you to get insights into the things that you don’t know yet. It needs a process analyst to interpret the results and do something with it to get the full benefit. And like the data scientists say, 80% of the work is in preparing and cleaning the data.
So, how do you make the next step? What data quality issues should you pay attention to, and how do you structure your projects to make sure they are successful? How can you make the business case for using process mining on a day-to-day basis?
We are here to help you and have just opened our process mining training schedule for autumn 20151. In the past, we held 1-day trainings that gave a good starting point about the practical application of process mining but there was never enough time to practice. That is why earlier this year we started to give an extended 2-day course, which runs through a complete project in small-step exercises on the second day.
The feedback so far has been great. Here are two quotes from participants of the last 2-day training:
Practical, insightful, and at times amazing.
Very useful. In two days, if one already has a little background on Process Mining, you just become an expert, or at least this is how it feels.
The course is suitable for complete beginners, but if you have already some experience don’t be afraid that it will be boring for you. The introductory part will be quick and we will dive into practical topics and hands-on exercises right away.
The training groups are deliberately kept small and some seats have already been taken, so be quick to make sure you don’t miss your opportunity to become a real process mining expert!
Anne Rozinat
Market, customers, and everything else
Anne knows how to mine a process like no other. She has conducted a large number of process mining projects with companies such as Philips Healthcare, Océ, ASML, Philips Consumer Lifestyle, and many others.
info@fluxicon.com