BPM Research Seminar Series

The BPM research seminar series showcases latest research and practical developments in the wider area of Business Process Management. Speakers are recruited from our industry network, our global academic partnerships and from the internal pool of researchers. Over the last years, this seminar has attracted some of the global thought leaders including August-Wilhelm Scheer, Thomas Davenport, Paul Harmon, Wil van der Aalst and Michael zur Muehlen.

Normally on Thursday mornings at Meeting Room 608, Level 6, 126 Margaret St. For any enquiries, please contact the seminar coordinator, Dr Moe Wynn, by email (m.wynn@qut.edu.au).

No.	Date	Person	Topic of Presentation	Time
1	1 March 2011	Jan Mendling	What is in a Process Model beyond Structure? (PDF, 176Kb) (Associated Slides (PDF, 3.79Mb))	2.00pm-3.00pm
2	10 March 2011	Burkhard Weiß	Semantic Business Process Modelling and Analysis in Banks (PDF, 3.87Mb)	2.00pm-3.00pm
3	17 March 2011	Jan Recker	The Effect of Cognitive Abilities and Learning Approach on Domain Surface Understanding from a Process Model (PDF, 205Kb) (Associated Paper (PDF, 259Kb))	2.30pm-3.30pm
4	23 March 2011	Chathura Ekanayake	PhD Confirmation Seminar - Change Management in Large Process Model Repositories	10.00am-11.00am
5	14 April 2011	Marcello La Rosa	Clone Detection in Repositories of Business Process Models (PDF, 236Kb)	2.00pm - 3.00pm
6	5 May 2011	Alexandra Kokkonen	Expertise in BPM	2.00pm - 3.00pm
7	9 May 2011	Alfredo Nantes	Biologically Inspired Pattern Recognition: Connectionist and Belief Network Approaches (PDF, 261Kb)	11.00am - 12.00pm
8	26 May 2011	Dominic Breuker	Probablistic Process Mining with Dynamic Bayesian Networks (PDF, 359Kb)	2.00pm - 3.00pm