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A process map is a graphical tool that displays the inputs, actions, and outputs of a process in a clear, step-by-step mapping of the process. The resulting understanding of the process forms the basis for any process improvement. In the past, Process Mapping has been the tool of choice to create such maps, but the method comes with many limitations. Process Mining, as a data-driven method, provides answers to the limitations of Process Mapping while also being significantly faster. But what are the differences and similarities between the two methods?

Process Mining is turning into the gold standard for intelligent process improvement. Using Microsoft Power BI as a basis of Process Mining is a logical conclusion for any company that uses the digital workplace Office 365. Here are our top 5 Custom Visuals for Process Mining in Power BI.

In our webcast, Baseball's Data Revolution - Lessons for Internal Audit, Brian Mensink, partner at KPMG USA, talked about the lessons we can learn from baseball to drive the data revolution in internal audit and business. These are his key takeaways.

We are a recognized innovation leader in the field of Process Mining. In our research projects, we combine Process Mining, Artificial Intelligence, blockchain and RPA to develop advanced technologies that give our customers an even greater advantage over the competition. In all of this, we are supported by extensive government funding to turn RND projects into innovative products and services in close collaboration with leading research institutes and partners.

In the upcoming live webcast with Brian Mensink (KPMG, US) and Daniel Hughes (PAFnow), you will gain key insights into how you can use the baseball sabermetrics approach to strategically align your internal audit processes and support them with Process Mining. We talked to Brian about the webcast, data, baseball, auditing, Process Mining, and how all these topics are connected.