#process discovery

[jamesmitchia]

5 Must-Haves for a Process Intelligence Solution Today In today’s fast-moving business world, staying ahead means making sure your processes are running smoothly and efficiently. That’s where process intelligence comes in—but not all solutions are created equal. Some tools barely scratch the surface, while others unlock deep insights that drive real impact. So, how do you know if your process intelligence solution is actually doing its job?

[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.

[glowup-princess]

ʜᴏᴡ ᴄᴀɴ ɪ ᴇxᴘʟᴏʀᴇ ɴᴇᴡ ʜᴏʙʙɪᴇꜱ

1. Try Short-Term Challenges

Commit to a 30-day challenge (e.g., sketching daily, learning a new language, or writing short stories).

Apps like Duolingo (languages) or Skillshare (creative skills) can help.

2. Attend Local or Online Classes

Check out community centers, libraries, or platforms like Udemy, Coursera, or MasterClass.

Look for workshops in art, music, coding, or even mixology.

3. Join Clubs or Meetups

Meetup.com and Facebook groups have local hobbyist communities.

Whether it’s board games, hiking, or photography, connecting with like-minded people can be inspiring.

4. Explore DIY & Crafting

Try knitting, woodworking, or resin art.

Platforms like Pinterest and YouTube offer countless DIY tutorials.

5. Get Into Fitness & Adventure

Experiment with rock climbing, kayaking, or yoga.

If you prefer something low-impact, try tai chi or pilates.

6. Explore the Arts

Pick up painting, pottery, or digital art.

Join an improv or theater group if you enjoy performing.

7. Experiment with Food & Drinks

Try baking, fermenting foods, or making coffee art.

Learn mixology and craft your own cocktails.

8. Discover Tech & Gaming

Explore coding, 3D printing, or building electronics.

Get into tabletop RPGs or try game development.

9. Volunteer or Learn a New Skill

Help out at animal shelters, community gardens, or charities.

Consider learning sign language or first aid.

10. Let Randomness Decide

Use a random hobby generator (yes, they exist!).

Write down hobbies on slips of paper, draw one, and commit to trying it.

Be yourself <3

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[vargaslovinghours]

Say it like you mean it

[jamesmitchia]

5 Must-Haves for a Process Intelligence Solution Today

In today’s fast-moving business world, staying ahead means making sure your processes are running smoothly and efficiently. That’s where process intelligence comes in—but not all solutions are created equal. Some tools barely scratch the surface, while others unlock deep insights that drive real impact. So, how do you know if your process intelligence solution is actually doing its job?

Making Sense of Process and Task Mining

Many companies struggle with inefficient processes, not because they don’t have data, but because they don’t know how to use it effectively. Legacy tools often fall short, leaving businesses with gaps in understanding and limited ways to improve. The key is choosing a modern solution that goes beyond simple process mapping.

Here are the five must-have capabilities of a great process intelligence solution:

1. Process Discovery

A powerful tool should automatically uncover and visualize your workflows, helping you see exactly how things are getting done.

2. Process Analysis

It’s not just about knowing your processes—it’s about understanding them. The right tool should highlight inefficiencies and areas for improvement.

3. Process Monitoring

Real-time tracking keeps your operations on course and alerts you when things deviate from the plan.

4. Process Prediction

AI-powered insights should help you anticipate problems before they happen, so you can take proactive steps.

5. Process Simulation

What if you could test changes before making them? A strong solution lets you simulate process adjustments to see the impact before rolling them out.

If you’re evaluating process intelligence tools, make sure they deliver on these five fronts. Want to dive deeper? Check out this comprehensive buyer’s guide to see how modern solutions outperform traditional tools.

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[solavelyan]

What gets me about Solas is that he says things that aren't true pretty often, but that he rarely straight-up lies on purpose. I don't think he likes doing it, and he's not great at doing it purposely. He thinks being clever is the same as being correct and views his cleverness as a trait that gives him inherent value. Fitting, given that he seems to consider himself wisdom and pride in equal measure. His value is in being what he is at the core, before all this other complex physical being stuff got in there.

When he thinks he's being more or less honest, he does just outright say things that are questionable or untrue, usually because he's projecting or mirroring and too caught up in himself to realize that he's fucking up. I think if you're too biased toward him, you'll end up with a hostile relationship with the rest of the canon because of the dissonance. He acts the part of the villain because he thinks being that kind of self-aware balances it out, but it really doesn't.

And I do think some of this comes from the fact that his devotion to Mythal is a part of himself that he has to work backwards from. I'm not against a romantic reading of Solas and Mythal, I'm not generally someone who's "jealous" about my ships in that way, but even with the in-character conversation about it, I'm really not that convinced. They don't interact like lovers outside of that one memory. His devotion doesn't read as romantic to me -- but his issues make 100x more sense to me if Mythal occupies this sort of beloved companion/functionally his mother kind of space. There are just ways that only our parents can really fuck us up.

Even in his private memories, Solas not only regrets taking a body, but remembers himself as reluctant. I don't think he had the necessary conviction to take physical form for its own sake. I don't think he could have taken a body and still called himself "Wisdom" (or whatever the Elvhen equivalent is). I simply do not believe he had the force of will for that -- which tracks with other things in canon about Wisdom spirits being rare and kind of delicate and uninterested in permanent manifestation. I think the conviction he needed to get into that body came mostly from his devotion to Mythal; his physical form is literally built on his service to her and the need to keep Elgar'nan from running amok.

He is incapable of being honest about her. His feelings about her are literally part of who he is. It's why I really don't have a problem with needing Mythal's fragments to let him go to get the redemption ending. But living his life in the place that he was living it without wholesale rebelling against Mythal (because he did rebel against her, but only technically; he fully believed she would join his rebellion and was just getting her shit together first) would have required that he make a lot of excuses for her when she wouldn't follow his advice.

I'm sure Mythal was "the best of them". Maybe before they were all Blighted and she was murdered, she really was the smartest, strongest, kindest, or the Most Good. But I think it's more likely that a lot of that was because of Solas's advice that she did listen to (because I think it's likely that did happen quite a lot, she asked him to take a body so that he could advise her), or messes that he cleaned up, or plans that he made work. He made her better, but he enabled her, too. Mythal went down in history as the slayer of the Titans, but Solas made her the knife when she asked for it instead of saying no.

And I think that when you lie to yourself so consistently about the most important thing in your life... you end up lying about everything else in some fashion, too. Because if your sense of reality is clouded, it sure does get harder to be objective about pretty much anything. And like many a genius who gets sucked into a cult because they think they're too smart not to see it coming, I think that Solas's cleverness -- and the fact that having a body seems to have tipped his scale toward Pride much more often, given his name -- only made it that much easier for him to come up with justifications and reasons anytime he might have risked a serious introspection about Mythal. To the point of be absolutely delusional for what seems to be hundreds of years about Mythal's role in the rebellion.

He can't even admit with hindsight that she was allied with Elgar'nan and actively in a war against him for centuries. There's no fucking way he's a reliable source for What Mythal Was Really Like anymore. It's questionable that he ever was. And it's not because he was under compulsion or enslaved or bound by a spell, but because spirits are creatures of emotion first and foremost. You don't need a geas to engender that level of devotion, you just need a deep companionship between creatures made of pure emotion that don't change easily.

[ruminate88]

Haha 🤣 OR you watch a show too early, it’s got only 1 season and now you’re frustrated because you got invested into the characters and wanna know what happens next but can’t!!! Ahhhhh!!!

Also, since learning about emotional abuse, erm, I don’t wanna watch just any show. Like some of these shows are too creepy or scary 🫣 I don’t like shows that make me uncomfortable the whole time!!

I usually end up watching older sitcoms I’ve already seen… it’s rare that I find a new show but when I do, I get all in to it and watch it all at once. Not sure how to space out the episodes. I guess it’s my older addictive/obsessive personality traits I’ve been trying to change but it’s hard!!

[rpainbanking]

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[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