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- ItemA Multi-criteria Approach for Team Recommendation(2017) Arias, Michael; Muñoz Gama, Jorge; Sepúlveda Fernández, Marcos Ernesto
- ItemBPIC 2013: Volvo incident and problem management behavior analysis(2013) Arias, Michael; Rojas, EricThis essay has the purpose of presenting the results of a work performed as part of Third International Business Process Intelligence Challenge. This challenge presents an event log from Volvo IT Belgium Company related with incident and problem management, focusing on a couple process owner´s questions. The authors of this document present the analysis realized applying different kind of tools and process mining techniques in order to solve the challenge presented. We provide an analysis, which discovered behavior characteristics, associated with products, resources and organizational lines. The results obtained provide useful information that Volvo can use to have more knowledge about the process that they are executing and have more information to make decisions and improve the actual process.
- ItemClinical processes and its data, what can we do with them?(2015) Rojas, Eric; Arias, Michael; Sepúlveda Fernández, Marcos ErnestoGlobal healthcare services have evolved over time, and nowadays they are expected to follow high-quality optimized standards. Analyzing healthcare processes has become a relevant field of study, and different techniques and tools have been developed to promote improvements in the efficiency and effectiveness of these processes. There is a research field called process mining that can be used to extract knowledge from the event data stored in the hospital information systems. With the help of this, it is possible to discover the real executed process, examine its performance and analyze the resource interaction during its execution. The goal of this article is to provide a bibliographic survey about the use of process mining algorithms, techniques, and tools in the analysis of healthcare processes, providing a general overview about the main approaches previously used and the information required to apply them in the medical field. We provide important insights about data, algorithms, techniques and methodologies that are required to help answer medical expert questions about their processes, motivating and inspiring a broader usage. So, if we have the information and it is possible to analyze and understand the healthcare processes, why are we not doing it?
- ItemDeciphering event logs in SharePoint Server: A methodology based on process mining(IEEE, 2014) Arias, Michael; Rojas, EricNowadays, the information systems are an indispensable resource for the organizations. The processes that are managed through these systems most of the time are hard to understand, maintain and improve. The data associated to the process becomes the main source and input to do all types of analysis. Process Mining allows the extraction of useful knowledge from the generated information of the corporate systems. This work suggests a methodology based on process mining to execute process support analysis of a corporate intranet implemented in SharePoint Server. With the extracted information it is possible to do analysis from several perspectives. The obtained results allow administrators of this type of technology platforms to evaluate the techniques used and generate benefits. The methodology was applied in a case study for a Retail client, besides doing an exploratory analysis of the data for two additional clients in the Industrial Safety industry in Chile.
- ItemDiscovering role interaction models in the Emergency Room using Process Mining(2018) Alvarez, Camilo; Rojas, Eric; Arias, Michael; Munoz-Gama, Jorge; Sepulveda, Marcos; Herskovic, Valeria; Capurro, Daniel
- ItemHuman resource allocation in business process management and process mining : a systematic mapping study(2018) Arias, Michael; Saavedra Madariaga, Rodrigo Alejandro; Marques, Maira R.; Muñoz Gama, Jorge; Sepúlveda Fernández, Marcos Ernesto
- ItemHuman resource allocation or recommendation based on multi-factor criteria in on-demand and batch scenarios(2018) Arias, Michael; Muñoz Gama, Jorge; Sepúlveda Fernández, Marcos Ernesto; Miranda, Juan Carlos
- ItemResRec: A multi-criteria tool for resource recommendation(2016) Arias, Michael; Rojas, Eric; Lee, Wai Lam Jonathan; Muñoz Gama, Jorge; Sepúlveda Fernández, Marcos ErnestoDynamic resource allocation is considered a key aspect withinbusiness process management. Selecting the most suitable resources is achallenge for those in charge of making the allocation, because the efficiency with which this task is executed, can contribute to the quality ofthe results, and improve the process performance. Different mechanismshave been proposed to improve resource allocation. However, there is aneed for more flexible allocation methods that integrate a set of conditions and requirements defined at run-time, and also, allow the combination of different criteria to evaluate resources. In this paper, we presentResRec, a novel Multi-factor Criteria tool that can be used to recommend and allocate resources dynamically. The tool provides the featureof solving individual requests (On-demand), or requests made in blocks(Batch) through a recommender system developed in ProM.
- ItemUsing Process Mining in Agile Software Development Methodologies: A Systematic Mapping Study(IEEE, 2018) Arias, Michael; Marques, Maira R.; Rojas Córdoba, Eric EduardoThe structure and the way in which organizations manage their projects have evolved. Agile software development has emerged as an alternative to manage projects management processes more efficiently. Process mining allows the analysis of project historical information and proposing improvements for agile processes. A systematic mapping study (SMS) was conducted to classify the proposed approaches in agile development methodologies that uses process mining. A total of 502 studies were identified, and finally 6 studies were selected and analyzed according to distinct aspects. Conference proceedings is the most common venue. There is a concentration of approaches published that comes from Asia and Europe. Disco tool is the most frequently used tool. Meanwhile, the process discovery being the most relevant process mining type used by researchers in this research area. There are two evaluation methods reported as being used: case study and running example, where Scrum is the most frequently methodology used. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first research that has been conducted to generate a SMS in this research area.