#Process Mining

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Encouraging Viewer Contributions: A Key to Ongoing Success

I want to thank all my viewers. It Would Not be Possible without all Your Help. Insights and Audience distribution Give me Immense Pleasure to keep Working on it. If You Loved Our Task and Would Like to Contribute. It will be a booster for Us. Have a Great Day Ahead . keep Learning

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You don't wish your disability was worse or more visible, you wish your disability was taken seriously. Please stop confusing the two, I guarantee you would not get the support you need JUST by being more severe or more visible. Please listen to visibly disabled people when we tell you it isn't better on our side

[q3edge]

Picture your business like a well-designed building. Business Process Architecture and Modeling is like the blueprint that ensures every part fits together seamlessly. It helps organize tasks, streamline workflows, and optimize operations. By mapping out how things work, you can spot inefficiencies and make improvements. It's like having a roadmap for success, guiding you towards a more efficient and effective business

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timkon clone baby au where when bruce comes back he's furious to learn that tim made a baby bc what the fuck, tim? that's so irresponsible- and then he lays eyes on the baby and immediately falls in love and suddenly his lecturing is much less effective when he's bouncing a baby on his knees and pausing every 30 seconds to coo at it

[curiphynn]

Sneaked up on Ben while he's meditating

[sharkthinker]

only just noticed how everyone arranged themselves into their little cliques to gossip and left Benitez sitting all alone omg... save him </3

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christmas season at the wolfstar flat

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Unlock the hidden potential of your business to scale productivity, efficiency and growth by a big leap. Check out to know how FourNxt Process Mining solutions can help you achieve the same.

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DOCTOR WHO 1.13 ✧ the parting of the ways

Time Lords have this little trick. It's... sort of a way of cheating death. Except... it means I'm gonna change... and I'm not gonna see ya again. Not like this, not with this daft old face.

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Process Discovery

Every Automation development has a lifecycle that begins with the Process Discovery phase and ends with the release and support phase. In which the design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance phase happens in between.What makes the end product shine? It’s not only the release phase,but the phases that come before releasing the product are equally important. As Gordon B Hinckley…

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‘Fragile Microbiomes’ by bio-artist Anna Dumitriu

1. SYPHILIS DRESS- This dress is embroidered with images of the corkscrew-shaped bacterium which causes the sexually transmitted disease syphilis. These embroideries are impregnated with the sterilised DNA of the Nichols strain of the bacterium - Treponema pallidum subsp. pallidum - which Dumitriu extracted with her collaborators.

2. MICROBE MOUTH- The tooth at the centre of this necklace was grown in the lab using an extremophile bacterium which is part of the species called Serratia (Serratia N14) that can produce hydroxyapatite, the same substance that tooth enamel is made from.

The handmade porcelain teeth that make up this necklace have been coated with glazes derived from various bacterial species that live in our mouths and cause tooth decay and gum disease, including Porphyromonas gingivalis, which can introduce an iron-containing light brown stain to the glaze.

3. TEETH MARKS: THE MOST PROFOUND MYSTERY- In his 1845 essay “On Artificial Teeth”, W.H. Mortimer described false teeth as “the most profound mystery” because they were never discussed. Instead, people would hide the stigma of bad teeth and foul breath using fans.

This altered antique fan is made from animal bone and has been mended with gold wire, both materials historically used to construct false teeth (which would also sometimes incorporate human teeth). The silk of the fan and ribbon has been grown and patterned with two species of oral pathogens: Prevotella intermedia and Porphyromonas gingivalis. These bacteria cause gum disease and bad breath, and the latter has also recently been linked to Alzheimer’s disease.

4. PLAGUE DRESS- This 1665-style 'Plague Dress' is made from raw silk, hand-dyed with walnut husks in reference to the famous herbalist of the era Nicholas Culpeper, who recommended walnuts as a treatment for plague. It has been appliquéd with original 17th-century embroideries, impregnated with the DNA of Yersinia pestis bacteria (plague). The artist extracted this from killed bacteria in the laboratory of the National Collection of Type Cultures at the UK Health Security Agency.

The dress is stuffed and surrounded by lavender, which people carried during the Great Plague of London to cover the stench of infection and to prevent the disease, which was believed to be caused by 'bad air' or 'miasmas'. The silk of the dress references the Silk Road, a key vector for the spread of plague.

5. BACTERIAL BAPTISM- based on a vintage christening gown which has been altered by the artist to tell the story of research into how the microbiomes of babies develop, with a focus on the bacterium Clostridioides difficile, originally discovered by Hall and O’Toole in 1935 and presented in their paper “Intestinal flora in new-born infants”. It was named Bacillus difficilis because it was difficult to grow, and in the 1970s it was recognised as causing conditions from mild antibiotic-associated diarrhoea to life-threatening intestinal inflammation. The embroidery silk is dyed using stains used in the study of the gut microbiome and the gown is decorated with hand-crocheted linen lace grown in lab with (sterilised) C. difficile biofilms. The piece also considers how new-borns become colonised by bacteria during birth in what has been described as ‘bacterial baptism’.

6. ZENEXTON- Around 1570, Swiss physician and alchemist Theophrastus Paracelsus coined the term ‘Zenexton’, meaning an amulet worn around the neck to protect from the plague. Until then, amulets had a more general purpose of warding off (unspecified) disease, rather like the difference today between ‘broad spectrum’ antibiotics and antibiotics informed by genomics approaches which target a specific organism.

Over the next century, several ideas were put forward as to what this amulet might contain: a paste made of powdered toads, sapphires that would turn black when they leeched the pestilence from the body, or menstrual blood. Bizarre improvements were later made: “of course, the toad should be finely powdered”; “the menstrual blood from a virgin”; “collected on a full moon”.

This very modern Zenexton has been 3D printed and offers the wearer something that genuinely protects: the recently developed vaccine against Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes plague.

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Process Mining Versus Process Discovery and How AI Can Help 

Process Mining Versus Process Discovery and How AI Can Help

Process mining and process discovery are two related but distinct techniques that can help organisations achieve digital transformation and strategic advantage. Both techniques aim to optimise business processes by capturing and analysing data from various sources, such as event logs, user interactions, and system activities. However, they differ in their scope, approach, and outcomes.  Process…

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Part one of redrawing alien stage screencaps!!