Welcome
Welcome to the official homepage of the Business Process Management Research Cluster. We are part of the Quality Engineering (QE) research group and the Institute of Computer Science, located at the University of Innsbruck. As summarized in the research section, we are focusing on empirical methods to obtain in-depth understanding of how business processes can be effectively supported. If you have questions that go beyond the content of this homepage, feel free to contact us at any time.
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News
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
The Business Process Management Research Cluster wishes all students, employees and partners pleasant and relaxing Christmas holidays as well as all the best, good health and every success in the New Year! As 2012 is coming to an end we would like to take this opportunity to thank all partners for the fruitful cooperation.… [more]
Cheetah Experimental Platform in Use
Cheetah Experimental Platform (CEP) has been developed to foster empirical research in the area of business process management. Wednesday the 5th of December was an important day for the project since two studies involving CEP were conducted at the same time. Modeling Session Eindhoven In collaboration with Irene Vanderfeesten from Eindhoven University of Technology and Jan Claes from Ghent University… [more]
Keynote by Barbara Weber at BPMuy in Uruguay
Barbara is giving a keynote at Primeras Jornadas Uruguayas de Gestión y Tecnologías de Procesos de Negocio (BPMuy) in Montevideo, Uruguay. BPMuy is the first conference on business process management in Uruguay, which tries to promote the topic of business process management and strives for bringing academics, public organisations and industry together. The event is… [more]
Visiting Researcher Dr. Irit Hadar
We are proud to announce the research stay of Dr. Irit Hadar, who will be visiting the BPM Research Cluster for the two upcoming weeks. Irit Hadar is a faculty member at the Department of Information Systems at the University of Haifa. She is the Head of the Software Architecture Laboratory at the Caesarea Rothschild Institute… [more]
Introducing CHES—Computer-Based Health Evaluation System
The international scientific community is more globalized, inter-connected and interdisciplinary as ever before. In this sense, we would like to briefly introduce CHES, our long-time partner from the field of medicine. ”How are you doing today?“ This phrase has been used on a daily basis by physicians around the globe to assess their patients’ subjective… [more]
- RT @wvdaalst: Looking for PhD working on Process Mining Techniques at TU-Eindhoven, The Netherlands http://t.co/5FaEfUG8TE via @kdnuggets …
- RT @profBPM: The list of accepted papers for @11thBPM2013 online: http://t.co/rMMymZluRy. #Declarative, #processmining, and #data are the…
- RT @ismiro: Consider submitting your latest process design work to our upcoming BPD workshop in Beijing - see for details http://t.co/k1xXy…
- RT @arozinat: Process Mining Camp 2013! http://t.co/DJWhK4wg26 - Please RT
- Providing Integrated Life Cycle Support In Process-Aware Information Systems is among the most cited papers in IJCIS! http://t.co/bxSso8ydml

