Introduction
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In this video we discuss that since data is everywhere, event data is also everywhere. We show several examples where event data is recorded in everyday life. We also detail three example processes to demonstrate this. This video is concluded with an overview of how process mining uses the event data that is created, as well as the several process mining activities that are covered in this course.
Updates
- This video (and the others videos in this course) still features Joos Buijs, although Joos is not working anymore at the Eindhoven University of Technology. Nevertheless, we can still reach Joos and he still helps us out with the course.
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Introduction to Process Mining with ProM

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