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ORCIDBusiness Process Management 2025: Seville, Spain - Demos / Resources Forum
- Hajo A. Reijers, Andrea Marrella, Adela del-Río-Ortega, Stefanie Rinderle-Ma, Benoît Depaire, Jana-Rebecca Rehse, Flávia Maria Santoro, Francesca Zerbato, Alfonso Eduardo Márquez-Chamorro, Iris Beerepoot, Simone Agostinelli, Johannes De Smedt:
Joint Proceedings of the Best Dissertation Award, Doctoral Consortium, and Demonstration & Resources Forum at BPM 2025 co-located with 23rd International Conference on Business Process Management (BPM 2025), Seville, Spain, August 31st to September 5th, 2025. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 4032, CEUR-WS.org 2025
Dissertation Award
- Gyunam Park:
Action-Oriented Process Mining: From Insights to Actions (Extended Abstract). 1-5 - Alessandro Padella:
Process and Resource-Aware Responsible Recommender Systems (Extended Abstract). 6-10 - Antonio Martínez-Rojas:
Automate It All! Revamping the Outsourcing Industry (Extended Abstract). 11-15
Doctoral Consortium
- Finn Klessascheck:
Green BPM Solutions for Sustainable Business Processes. 16-24 - Moshe Hadad:
Cyber Security for Business Processes: Automating Security Enhancement Along Process Lifecycle. 25-31 - Robert Blümel:
Advancing Data-Driven Business Process Simulation: From Valid Models to Valuable Insights. 32-39 - Hootan Zhian:
Federated Stochastic Process Discovery: Definition, Benefits, and Challenges. 40-45 - Christoffer Rubensson:
Visual Process Mining over Time and Space. 46-55 - Maxim Riebus:
Using Process Mining to Connect Process Orientation and Data-driven Decision Making in Healthcare: a Qualitative Assessment and Integration of New Data Sources. 56-63 - Haroon Tharwat:
Unlocking Nursing Work Organization Insights through Integrated HIS and RTLS Data: Novel Methods and Applications. 64-71 - Adrian Bazan-Muñoz:
A BPM-based Approach to Executing Contextualized Actions in Multidomain IoT Systems. 72-79 - Thamali Chandrasiri:
Embedding Benevolence into Business Processes - AI-Enabled Routinized Benevolence. 80-87 - Xiaomeng He:
Exploiting and Predicting System-Wide Behaviors for Predictive Process Monitoring. 88-95 - Gythe Stans:
Cognitive Elements in Exploratory Process Analysis: From Novice to Expert. 96-103 - Aurélie Leribaux:
A Framework for Multidimensional Business Process Forecasting. 104-111 - Tian Li:
Stochastic Process Mining. 112-119 - Ishadi Upeksha Meekotuwa Mirispelakotuwa:
Unveiling Dynamics Between Robotic Process Automation and Process Knowledge Loss. 120-127 - Maximilian Harl:
Explainable Fully Automated Business Process Redesign. 128-135 - Leon Bein:
Knowledge Graph Reasoning for Intelligent and Explainable Business Process Technologies. 136-143 - Dries Jarijch:
Impact of Process Mining Tools on Process Analysis. 144-151 - Alessio Galassi:
Compliance Checking: from Object-Centric Process Mining to Blockchain. 152-159 - Jessica Piccioni:
Modeling and Verifying Environment‑aware BPMN Collaborations. 160-167
Demonstration and Resources Forum
- Thomas M. Prinz, Yongsun Choi:
BPMNinvest: Feedback on Change in Process Models. 168-175 - Finn Klessascheck, Yannic Seibert, Luise Pufahl:
Capturing Environmental Impacts of Business Processes with Camunda and the SOPA Framework. 176-183 - Aaron Küsters, Wil M. P. van der Aalst:
Easy and Efficient Object-Centric Process Querying with the OCPQ Tool. 184-191 - Paul Hermann Wittlinger, Giacomo Acitelli, Anti Alman, Fabrizio Maria Maggi, Andrea Marrella:
FrAIm: A What-If Analysis Tool Enabling Framed Autonomy via Automated Planning. 192-199 - Flavio Corradini, Luca Mozzoni, Jessica Piccioni, Barbara Re, Lorenzo Rossi, Francesco Tiezzi:
BEAR 2.0: Enhancing the Environment Model for Animating Environment‑aware BPMN Collaborations. 200-207 - Lien Bosmans, Jari Peeperkorn, Johannes De Smedt:
PyStack't: Real-Life Data for Object-Centric Process Mining. 208-215 - Juanita Caballero-Villalobos, Hugo A. López:
Kogi: A Tool for Assessing High‑Level Business Process Compliance. 216-223 - Carolin Ullrich, Teodora Lata, Alexander Seeliger:
Process Copilots: Scaling Process Mining Through Conversational Interfaces. 224-231 - Jack Edh, Tuva Falk, Filip Kanon, Erik Simonsson, Hugo Sjödin, Jonatan Wincent, Elisabeth Barar, Robert Blümel, Lukas Kirchdorfer:
A Business Process Simulation Tool Bridging Control‑Flow and Resource‑Centric Paradigms. 232-239 - Riccardo Lo Bianco, Willem van Jaarsveld, Remco M. Dijkman:
GymPN: a Python Library for Automated Decision‑Making in Process Management Systems. 240-247 - Christian Imenkamp, Yannis Bertrand, Joscha Grüger, Lukas Malburg, Marco Franceschetti, Matthias Ehrendorfer, Agnes Koschmider:
BROOM: Toolbox for IoT‑Enhanced Process Mining. 248-255 - Axel Kjeld Fjelrad Christfort, Hugo A. López:
DCR‑JS: An Online Environment for Declarative Process Mining. 256-263 - Alana Hoogmoed, Maximilian Schoditsch, Djordje Djurica:
A Visual Analytics Tool for Multi‑Dimensional Resource Insights in Process Mining. 264-271 - Felix Möhrlein, Martin Käppel, Julian Neuberger, Sven Weinzierl, Lars Ackermann, Martin Matzner, Stefan Jablonski:
FairLoop: Software Support for Human‑Centric Fairness in Predictive Business Process Monitoring. 272-279 - Bedilia Estrada-Torres, José Antonio Parejo, Armando Fox, Pablo Fernández:
A Training Framework for BPM Modeling Interviews Based on LLM Assistants. 280-287 - Ana Costa, Selin Y. Eroglu, Kerstin Andree, Luise Pufahl:
A Collection of Publicly Available Event Logs Enhanced by Metadata. 288-295 - Aya Safan, Julius Köpke:
BPMN‑Chatbot++: LLM‑Based Modeling of Collaboration Diagrams with Data. 296-303 - Nataliia Klievtsova, Matthias Ehrendorfer, Juergen Mangler, Stefanie Rinderle-Ma:
AutoBPMN.AI: Conversational Process Modeling and Automation. 304-311 - Luis Montana, Maria-Cruz Villa-Uriol:
Sequen‑C Explorer for Process Mining. 312-319 - Sabine Nagel, Patrick Delfmann:
A Library for Detecting Inconsistencies in Declarative Process Models. 320-327 - Cecilia Iacometta, Claudio Di Ciccio:
Declarative Process Mining with MINERful, Reloaded. 328-335
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