Process Science is an emerging multidisciplinary approach to support business process management using concepts and tools of computer science, management science, and information systems. Process Science aims at gathering a better understanding of application, organizations, or systems by studying their events in terms of coherent series of changes that evolves over time, occur at various levels, and perform functions. The ubiquitous availability of data, combined with advanced data analytics capabilities and artificial intelligence methods offers new opportunities to study processes integrating quantitative and qualitative approaches in unprecedented automated procedures.
The workshop aims at fostering the interaction between members of the national and international research community working on the different aspects of process science. This includes industrial and academic researchers and other professionals who are actively working in the field. Participants are welcome to present their ongoing initiatives and experience either as talks or demonstrations. Commercial products presentation will not be considered for presentation.
Interesting topics include, but are not limited to:
Paolo Ceravolo, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4519-0173)
Annalisa Appice annalisa.appice@uniba.it
Pasquale Ardimento pasquale.ardimento@uniba.it
Lerina Aversano aversano@unisannio.it
Sylvio Barbon sylvio.barbonjunior@units.it
Valerio Bellandi valerio.bellandi@unimi.it
Marta Cimitile marta.cimitile@unitelmasapienza.it
Ernesto Damiani ernesto.damiani@unimi.it
Maggi Fabrizio maggi@inf.unibz.it
Mario Luca bernardi@unisannio.it
Donato Malerba donato.malerba@uniba.it
Gabriel Marques Gabriel.Tavares@unimi.it
Submissions can be in different formats including, abstracts, slides, demos, and short papers. In general, for each proposal, the authors must submit 2 pages describing the presentation content. Presentations can include live demonstrations of tools and techniques. Also, walkthroughs of attack scenarios are welcome. The program committee will be in charge of the review of the proposed presentation and of the related selection process. The committee will consider, in particular, the potential interest of the expected audience for the presentations. There will be no official publication for the presented works, but we will make available on the website the material that the authors want to share with the workshop community.
Submissions can be sent to paolo.ceravolo [at] unimi.it