You are cordially invited to join this
free-of-charge 1-day technical workshop on IBM Process Mining, a recently added capability of IBM Cloud Pak for Business Automation that is provided in collaboration with myInvenio. Process and task mining are the key to unlocking the value of hyperautomation by using historical data to dive deep into the business, create process maps, and identify where automation will help create the greatest impact for your enterprise. Once these areas identified, the breadth of the IBM Automation portfolio can be applied to make these areas more efficient by avoiding bottlenecks, reworks etc. Simulating the process and financial gains through automation can also be done with IBM Process Mining.
The workshop consists of presentations and demos, but also
hands-on labs so that you can explore this exciting technology in detail. All you need is your computer for accessing the hands-on labs in the IBM Cloud (any operating system, just browser access is needed).
As we expect a high interest in this event and the number of participants is limited due to the hands-on exercises, please register fast to secure your seat.
We offer two repeats of the workshop so that you can select which date is more convenient for you:
- Wednesday, April 21, 9:30-16:30 CEDT: Session is already full - no further registrations accepted!
- Wednesday April 28, 9:30-16:30 CEDT: Enroll here
Unable to register because you are not yet an IBM Partner? Join for free here.
You are already an IBM Partner, but the Seismic link above does not work? Please contact PartnerWorld support.AgendaWelcome, introductions and expectations
Overview of IBM Business Automation
Introduction to IBM Process Mining and short demo of the tool
How to access the lab environments
Lab 1: Explore IBM Process Mining
Lunch Break
Introduction to Task Mining and a demo
Lab 2: Optimization Use Case
Deployment Options
Pre-sales Resources and Pricing
Q&A and closing
PrerequisitesBefore coming to the workshop, we ask you to watch this short introductory
video.
