#process discovery

[oliviadlima]

Process Analytics Market : Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021-2031

The global process analytics market size was valued at $469.86 million in 2021, and is projected to reach $18.6 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 44.6% from 2022 to 2031.

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[hellokrutz-blog]

Process Discovery

Every Automation development has a lifecycle that begins with the Process Discovery phase and ends with the release and support phase. In which the design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance phase happens in between.What makes the end product shine? It’s not only the release phase,but the phases that come before releasing the product are equally important. As Gordon B Hinckley…

[rpainbanking]

Why Cultural Transformation is Key for End-To-End Process Optimization

Intelligence-driven automation is touted to be the game-changer. Moreover, Process Discovery and Mining solutions is a foundational requirement for any organization taking on process-based enterprise transformation.

[thelawandmore]

Process Mining Versus Process Discovery and How AI Can Help 

Process Mining Versus Process Discovery and How AI Can Help

Process mining and process discovery are two related but distinct techniques that can help organisations achieve digital transformation and strategic advantage. Both techniques aim to optimise business processes by capturing and analysing data from various sources, such as event logs, user interactions, and system activities. However, they differ in their scope, approach, and outcomes.  Process…

[bookwyrminspiration]

constantly torn between "i wish I could magically learn this language immediately and speak it perfectly" and "part of language acquisition is the process, and learning it immediately wouldn't have as much meaning or significance to me"

[haberdashing]

Musings on the "depose" part of "deny, defend, depose":

When I first read those words, my mind, like most people's I think, read "depose" in the sense of "overthrow". Like how you'd depose a king, kicking him out of his position of authority, in a way that may or may not involve him losing his life as well as his power over others.

But when I mentioned it to a friend, that friend brought up that the word has a second meaning that might be relevant here as well.

In the legal field, "depose" is the verb form of "deposition". Deposition itself is one of the ways you can go about getting evidence from somebody. A deposition is when you get someone to swear that they're telling the truth, and you ask them questions, or ask them for explanations, and they have to answer truthfully. Documents might be part of a deposition, but it's not about the documents themselves, exactly; it's about what they mean, the essential truth behind what the documents describe.

(In my line of work, this might be something like, "Does that income amount listed on your court filing include this bonus listed in your bank statements?" but with a lot of questions leading up to that one to establish things like the bonus being from their employer and deposited into their bank account.)

In a way, it's like the cross-examination part of a trial isolated. (Assuming that it's the other side being deposed; it could also be a witness or third party, but almost by definition you only do depositions on a party that isn't your own client in the case.) One side asks the hard questions, and unless those questions break rules, the other side has to answer them. And like cross-examination, if someone's not truthful in a deposition, that can cause them to face all sorts of sanctions for perjury.

Now, it's very probable that the assassin in this case meant the word only in the more commonplace sense of the word, comparing the CEO to a ruler that needs to be removed from power. But when you consider the legal definition of the word, it seems almost like an ultimatum:

Tell the truth about your unjust business practices, or else lose your power to enact them.

Be deposed, or else be deposed.

[edgev]

From non-intrusively capturing human-machine interactions to leveraging AI to creating actionable process insights, AssistEdge Discover enables continuous improvement.

[its4am-pal]

How did I not fully find out about Commander Fox until today??? This was originally just meant to be a quick muscle/pose practice sketch but it was simply too fox-coded not to seize the opportunity,, This is my first attempt at drawing any clone faces, so I'm not quite sure how I want to portray them. I feel somewhat conflicted about tcw's (and even moreso tbb's) portrayal and how that reconciles with Temuera Morrison's appearance and awesomeness. I am at the very least a curly hair clone truther lmao,, we'll see how things develop tho Also everyone here is so nice and very cool and I am in absolute shock to have more than like 10 notes on my stuff-- so thank you!! <3

[loveyourlovelysoul]

If you don't feel like changing or it seems too hard or impossible and you see no way out of your present situation, it may be because right now you're going through a lot: your mental energies are likely to be all focused on healing and surviving. And this may hinder you from leaving your personal hell, despite you may be aware that changing could only bring you something better. It's just that your nervous system cannot bear with change and all the stress that comes with it too. It may not have the strenght to afford the unknown together with healing and dealing with heavy stuff. And for this reason it rathers keep you in a known, despite uncomfortable, situation. At this moment, do not stress yourself more and take time to recover. Take time to find some peace of mind, to do things for yourself, to feel safer and comfortable, and to unburden yourself and your mind. Take baby steps and go easy. Maybe write down your feelings or ask for support. Anything that can help you and just you.

To take different choices, to change and believe that change can happen for you, takes a lot of effort, courage and focus. It takes energy, kindness, patience and compassion towards yourself, cause results may not come in immediately: you may have fallbacks or get triggered, and feel unsafe, cause you're going into a direction that you have no idea where it'll take you or how it'll be (it's in fact unknown). And to afford it all, you need to have the mental strenght to feel brave and confident, and have energy and time to embrace the change and slowly get used to it. Never forgetting all that you've been through to get there.

(insp.)

[sillywebz]

hey when is it xions turn to skateboard??

[bielbunny]

Happy Pride

This is the year I feel like I understand myself the most. Not about to let it fly by without saying something about it

[rpainbanking]

AssistEdge Discover | Amplify Intelligent Automation with Process Insights

From non-intrusively capturing human-machine interactions to leveraging AI to creating actionable process insights, AssistEdge Discover enables continuous improvement.

[ensigntilly]

culmets officially confirmed to be married in star trek discovery s5 i just collapsed onto the floor

[thewitchoftheweed]

i’m a lifelong UFO weirdo so here’s some highlights of the House Oversight Committee’s public hearing on UAPs/UFOs:

- There’s no chance these craft are from secret US government testing programs because they have specific testing fields that assets in development cannot leave without significant notice and military approval.

- Other world governments also know about this phenomenon. A declassified treaty included parameters for joint international de-escalation in the event of a “malevolent UAP event.”

- All of the craft defy our current understanding of physics. They also look real weird. Descriptions given include a floating metal sphere with no visible propulsion and a black cube encased in a clear sphere.

- Nonhuman biologics have been recovered with crashes. Documentation of this exists.

- Nonhumans are no more infallible than us and also experience “mission failures,” which result in occasional manned and unmanned crashes.

- The first documented UFO incidents by the US military predate most of our advanced programs (1940s).

- UAPs have retaliated against humans, but the how’s and why’s were not given.

- There is a section of government that has been aggressively covering up the existence of UAPs/nonhuman remains, and they have used violence/the threat of violence to silence witnesses.

- There is a list of witnesses, which will be provided to the committee in a closed door session, that have firsthand knowledge/interaction with these craft. There is also a list of US defense contractors in possession of UAPs that is also being given to Congress in the closed door session.

- UAPs are difficult to document, even with our current technology, because they can shut down information collection systems in our most advanced planes. One photo of a UAP shot down recently had to be taken manually by the pilot.

- UAP encounters are now so common that they’re included as part of military pilots’ pre-flight briefings.

- “Has the US government contacted or communicated with nonhumans?” (long pause) “That is not a question I’m allowed to answer publicly.”

- At the end of the hearing: “We’ve made history here today.”

- Congress intends to follow up on this matter, and will invoke specific laws to bypass security classifications if necessary.