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Where innovation starts

Information SystemsIM and OML Master Thesis Projects Monday 19 November. PAV.B1

Pieter Van Gorpp.m.e.v.gorp@tue.nl

W.F. Rietveld

08/11/2012 news: “Team Obama won veldslag dankzij spitstechnologie”

• “Vrienden en buren zijn véél efficiënter om potentiële kiezers te overtuigen dan televisie-advertenties”

• "Dagelijks krijgen de vrijwilligers discussiepunten mee waarmee ze een bepaald soort kiezers moeten aanspreken.”

• “De precieze computerformules … best bewaarde geheim van Obama's campagne. ‘Ze zijn onze nucleaire codes’” [campagnewoordvoerder]

http://www.demorgen.be/dm/nl/2001/Buitenland/article/detail/1530340/2012/11/08/Team-Obama-won-veldslag-dankzij-spitstechnologie.dhtml

The Information Systems Group, challenges

Up-to-date, complete and accurate information has become a necessity to survive in an increasingly competitive world.

Challenges like: • mass customization of products and services• end-to-end process control • dynamic cooperation networks

Mission: Teach & Improve Business Process Engineering

To research and teach:

• design, • use,• and analysis

... of advanced information systems

... for operational business processes

• relation KPI <> process <> information systems

• IT-driven business redesigns

• business-driven IT redesigns

PeopleAnnemarie van der Aa Giovanni Acampora Marco Comuzzi Remco Dijkman

Rik Eshuis Pieter Van Gorp Paul Grefen Oktay Türetken

Arthur ter Hofstede Uzay Kaymak Rob Kusters Xudong Lu

Jos Trienekens Ada Rijnberg-Wielaard Irene Vanderfeesten Ton Weijters

IS MSc Courses

1BM05 Business Process Management (BPM)

1BM10 E-Business Architectures and Systems (EBAS)

1BM16 Executable Models (of Operational Processes)

1BM20 Software Requirements Management (SRM)

1BM40 ICT-Architectures (ICTA)

1BM46 Data Mining and Process Mining

1BM55 Enterprise Information Systems

1BM61 Product Lifecycle Management

1BM65 IT-Governance

1BM70 Healthcare Business Networks

Requirements: 2 IS courses, and…

Vakcode Vaknaam IM OML OML-HC

1BM05 BPM e (req) e

1BM10 EBAS e e e

1BM16 EMOP (adv) e (adv)

1BM20 SRM e (adv) e

1BM41 BISA (ICTA) e (req) e

1BM46 DPM e e (adv)

1BM55 EIS (adv) e e

1BM61 PLM (adv) e e

1BM65 ITGov e (adv) e

1BM70 HCBN e e comp

IS RESEARCH CLUSTERSChoosing courses, finding a mentor

TU/e Strategic Research Areas

SmartMobility

Health Energy

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4 (+1) research clusters in IS group

SmartMobility

HealthCare

Business Process

Intelligence

Business Process

Management

BusinessProcess

Engineering

Ground Floor:Basic ResearchControl: Rigor Cycle

First Floor:Applied ResearchControl: Relevance Cycle

Attic:Research StrategyDriver: Positioning

Four research clusters for Master Projects => Mentors

Ground Floor:Basic ResearchControl: Rigor Cycle

First Floor:Applied ResearchControl: Relevance Cycle

Attic:Research StrategyDriver: Positioning

Research cluster

Smart Mobility

People: Jos Trienekens, Paul Grefen, Rik Eshuis (cluster leader), Rob Kusters, Remco Dijkman, Ton Weijters

• Logistics:• ERP support,• Status monitoring,• …

• Dominant research topics

Cooperations:ATOS, TomTom, Vanderlande,

• ITgov (1BM65),

• PLM (1BM61)

Service Platform for Green European Transport

real-time control

aggregate real-time data

real-time planning

Research cluster

Healthcare

People: Gianni Acampora, Irene Vanderfeesten, Marco Comuzzi, Pieter Van Gorp (cluster leader), Uzay Kaymak

• safety, • effectiveness, and• efficiency

of operational medical processes within and across institutes

• Dominant research topics

Cooperations:Catharina hospital, Bronovo hospital, Academic Medical Center Amsterdam, GZA, LIBRA, HSK, Salusion, Tragpi, Philips, NICTIZ, …

• EMOP (1BM16),  

• HCBN (1BM70)

Research cluster

Business Process Management(& Mining)

People: Arthur ter Hofstede, Irene Vanderfeesten (cluster leader), Jos Trienekens, Marco Comuzzi, Oktay Turetken, Paul Grefen, Remco Dijkman, Rik Eshuis, Pieter Van Gorp

• process modeling, • workflow management, • BPR heuristics, • reference models• languages (BPMN, …)• SLAs, Cloud

Computing• Dominant

research topics

Cooperations:Pallas Athena, Mendix, Magnaview, FlexSim, Fluxicon, Deloitte, Logica, Rabobank, ING Investment, ...

• EMOP (1BM16),

• BPM (1BM05)

Recent BPM Theses

• Clearing the Sky in Cloud Computing: a Framework for SLA Elements in the Cloud (G.A.H. Jacobs)

• Semi-automatic merging of two reference model versions : the BP3M approach (E. Dudok)

Student Testimonial

Research cluster

Business Process Intelligence

People: Gianni Acampora, Uzay Kaymak, Ton Weijters

• Predictive Modeling,• Data Mining,• Process Mining

• Dominant research topics

Cooperations:Rotterdam Harbor,various hospitals,various universities,

• DPM (1BM46)

BPI versus BPM

BPI

BPM

COLLABORATIVE,ACADEMIC &PROFESSIONAL

Atmosphere

Collaborative & Academic: IS-HEARThttp://is.ieis.tue.nl/staff/pvgorp/research/?page=IS-HEART

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IS-HEART: expert guidance for literature study

Next session: December 7th, 2012

Feedback Sessions

Collaborative & Professional: http://www.bpmroundtable.nl/

International LeadershipEshuis, H. & Van Gorp, P.M.E. (2012). Synthesizing object life cycles from business process models. In Atzeni, P., Cheung, D.W. & Ram, S. (Eds.), Conceptual Modeling - Proceedings of the 31st International Conference ER 2012, October 15-18 2012, Florence, Italy, (pp. 307-320). Springer.

Where innovation starts

Information SystemsMaster Thesis Project

Pieter Datp.j.c.dat@student.tue.nl

W.F. Rietveld

Student presentation:Introduction

- In 2010:- Final Bachelor project Information Systems- Bachelor Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences for

Healthcare

- Currently:- Master program Operations, Management & Logistics for

Healthcare- Master thesis project Maastricht University Medical Center

(MUMC+)

Student presentation: Clusters

- Combination of Healthcare and Business Process Management cluster

- Why these clusters?

- Healthcare domain: cure more people, be more flexible, safe and high quality care, less resources, competitive environment

- Improve safety, efficiency and effectiveness of business processes in healthcare (healthcare and process-oriented view)

Student presentation: Courses and Information Systems Group

- Completed courses: Business Process Management, Executable Models of Logistic Processes, Healthcare Business Networks, Data Mining & Process Mining, Software Requirements Engineering

- Information Systems Group: expertise in different research clusters, stimulating support, well accessible, open-minded, collaboration with industries

Student presentation: Master thesis project

Master thesis project (MUMC+):

- Project performed in hospital of academic hospital Maastricht:

- Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of endoscopic processes and medication preparation process.

- Real-life case studies as basis for scientific research

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Student presentation: Master thesis project

Master thesis project (MUMC+):

- The applicability of general-purpose (CPN-tools) and application-oriented simulation software (Flexsim Healthcare)

- Main results:Evaluation framework designed and applied to case studies.

Patient processes: high score application-oriented software.Supporting process: no obvious difference between software.

The Information Systems Group,

Invitation

http://is.ieis.tue.nl/?page=research

>> Choose cluster => Mentor

>> Indicate preference

>> Appointments with mentors can and will be made easily

Some concrete examples:http://is.ieis.tue.nl/staff/pvgorp/teaching/NewThesisTopics.php

Pieter Van Gorpp.m.e.v.gorp@tue.nl