In our most recent webinar in the Process Mining use cases series, Teemu Lehto, Vice President of Process Mining at QPR, presented the most common pitfalls in Robotic Process Automation (RPA) implementation and the best practices to successfully achieve high ROI in RPA projects.

In our most recent webinar in the Process Mining use cases series, I presented five best practices for deploying process mining in large organizations, namely BPM Maturity, Exceptions, Process Excellence, Use Cases and Center of Excellence.

QPR ProcessAnalyzer 2020.2 makes a giant leap in process mining, introducing new powerful filtering functionalities to make faster and more extensive analyses. Read more to learn about Enhanced Process Mining Filtering for making extensive analysis faster, Dashboard On-Screen Settings that make the most important selections directly accessible as drop down lists and check boxes, Path Analysis using ChartViews to analyse process variations, advanced Flow Duration using ChartViews to find and improve long lasting flows, as well as an improved Navigation Menu to get easy access to QPR ProcessAnalyzer views.

With 2020.1, we are proud to present our enhanced real-time process mining functionality, which is compatible with all ERP systems and other data sources, and ensures the analyses are always based on most recent data. QPR real-time process mining also supports a single-data concept with modern ERP systems like SAP S/4HANA, making it possible to create the process mining model on-the-fly as a report directly from the then-current data in SAP. 

Since 2012, QPR has been working closely with Aalto University to develop potential Artificial Intelligence solutions for today's process mining use cases. In this blog post, we'll provide you with the latest results of our co-operation.

QPR ProcessAnalyzer 2019.9 introduces Interactive Filtering and Root Cause analysis directly from the header for super easy process mining analysis. New Interactive Header is the new control center from everyday process mining analysis to more advanced multi-level filtering and root cause analysis.

The latest version of QPR ProcessAnalyzer introduces Root Cause Analysis for ChartView, the powerful chart builder. Root Cause Analysis has been one of the key feature-related differentiators of QPR ProcessAnalyzer for the past years. The functionality has now been extended to support ChartView, which is the latest addition to the presentation object library.

QPR ProcessAnalyzer comes with a good bunch of out-of-the-box functionalities, some more basic, some more advanced. One of the most powerful components of the product is what’s called the ChartView. ChartView is a UI component that’s used as a building block for dashboards. This is your go-to tool when you want more control over how to present your process mining based findings. In other words, you pull it out when the other components in the tool don’t give you just exactly what you want to communicate.