My Research through a BPM Lense
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Hamid Reza Motahari Nezhad is a research group lead at IBM Almaden Research Center where his work focuses on database management, information retrieval, process mining, and cognitive business process management. Some of his influential publications include papers on discovering interaction models from web service logs, event correlation across services, and process automation for unstructured processes. He is currently working on cognitive process enablement, which aims to define, enact, and learn from processes through conversational assistants.
My Research through a BPM Lense
- 1. Hamid Reza Motahari Nezhad Research Group Lead, IBM Almaden Research Center Database, Information Retrieval and Management Information search in Web, entity resolution, etc. 2008 2004 Process Mining Discovering interaction models of Web services ICDE’06 Process Spaceship discovering and exploring process views from processevent logs VLDB’08 Process Event Correlation Interaction event correlation across services VLDBJ’11 Springer’16 2020 Cognitive Process Assistance? 2016 Cognitive BPM Process automation for unstructured processes BPM(W)’14 eAssistant 2012 Adaptive Case Management Flexible, artifact-, recommendation-centric and social case management BPM’11, ICSOC’12 IEEE Internet Computing’13 Senior Visiting Research Fellow, UNSW, Australia UNSW HP Labs IBM Research
- 2. WELCOME How can I help you? ‘16 Cognitive Process Enablement Dark Data Cognitive BPMS Cognitive Process Analytics Cognitive Process Enactment Define Next Step(s) Enact/ Interact Learn Cognitive Process Lifecycle ‘21 Process Landscape and Technology BPM Engines Workflow Engines Case Management Groupware Email, Chat, Messaging Structured Processes Flexible,Knowledge-centric Processes Ad-hoc, creative and unstructured processes I want to buy a design Pen. Can you order one for me? Conversational Process Intelligence Plans Policies Regulations Templates Instructions/ Procedures Applications Rules From “Design and Execute” to “Discover and Enact”
- 3. THANK YOU