Beginning of May Marco Comuzzi left our Group.
We wish him good luck for a new future and a new career at the School of Informatics, City University London!
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New IS Employee: Aksana Khramava
Trainee at Designer program Logistics Management Systems at TU/e with an IT background.
I obtained my master degree in Computer and economic science in Belarus.
I worked as a software developer for about 8 years. My main project was connected to IBM.
For IBM Mainz I developed and maintained a company’s workflow.
My main project was related to IBM Lotus Notes product, but additionally I am skilled in other environments and other programming languages.
Further description about programming experience can be found in my CV.
Protected: Capacity Group Meeting June 7, 2013
Colloquium Capacity Group IS June 7, 2013
New IS Employee: Mohammad Reza Rasouli
I did my Bachelor’s Degree (2002-2006) in Industrial Engineering at the Amir Kabir University of Technology, Iran and my Master Degree (2006-2008) in Industrial 
Engineering at Shahed University, Iran .My research project was about achieving strategic fit in supply chain management.
From May, 2006 to September 2006 I was a member of strategic planning team of Pasture Institute of Iran. Also from December 2006 to October 2007 I was the leader of strategic planning and performance assessment team of cultural and art organization of Tehran municipality.
I was manager assistant of management development center of Ministry of Health and Medical Education of Iran from 2008 to 2009 and I managed different projects such as strategic and operational planning of ministry, implementing excellence model at more than 40 hospitals and taking part at developing 5 year health plan of Iran. I was project manager of strategic planning of Red Crescent Society of Iran in 2010.
From January 2010 to September 2012, I was manager of Planning and Information Technology Office of Social Security Organization of Iran and I managed different projects such as developing architecture of central system of social security and implementing family physician system.
From October 2012, I took part in Smart City project of Tehran municipality as manager of developing architecture and road map of smart city in Tehran.
Colloquium IE&IS/IS – W&I/IS May 3, 2013
Speaker:
J.C. Rantham Prabhakara
Title:
Dealing with Concept Drifts in Process Mining
Abstract:
In today’s dynamic marketplace, organizations are expected to be flexible and quickly adapt
to changing circumstances so as to reduce costs and to improve performance. Organizations are forced to change their processes over time.
Processes may change suddenly or gradually. The drift may be periodic (e.g., due to seasonal influences) or one-of-a-kind
(e.g., the effects of new legislation). Although most business processes change over time, contemporary
process mining techniques cannot capture such “second-order dynamics” and analyze these processes
as if they are in steady-state. However, detecting and understanding concept drifts is of imminent
importance for organizations. In this talk, we introduce the topic of concept drifts in process mining
and discuss approaches to efficiently uncover a broad range of drifts in processes.
After this talk a drink will take place in the PVOC.
Protected: Capacity Group Meeting April 5, 2013
Colloquium Capacity Group IS April 5, 2013
Speaker:
Nan Shan / Pieter Van Gorp (Brainbridge)
Title:
BrainBridge Project: Plan and Progress of IS research
Abstract:
Zhejiang University (China), the Technical University Of Eindhoven (The Netherlands) and Philips Research (with laboratories all over the world) have joined forces in three disciplines of Physics, Electrical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering.
Within this project, our aim is to develop a process-oriented tool set for the improvement and execution of clinical pathways.
In particular, we focus on three aspects of clinical pathway management and their interplay: (1) pathway (performance) management, pathway conformance analysis and (3) pathway redesign. In this talk, we will first give a general introduction to the project. Then, we will elaborate on the work related to checklist-based decision support.
The use of checklist in healthcare becomes increasingly common since the World Health Organization developed their surgical safety checklist in 2008. These checklists significantly reduced mortality and comorbidity in hospitals. However, healthcare-givers’ adherence and completion of these checklists are still low due to the static nature of these paper-based checklists. On the other hand, guideline based Clinical Decision Support (CDS) systems have been well studied in the past decades. This research aims to develop intelligent support for checklists and make them more accountable and context aware. In this presentation, we will introduce how to model a dynamic checklist for such a purpose and give a demonstration that how it works.
Protected: Capacity Group Meeting May 3, 2013
Internships regarding BI/data warehousing (with Teradata)
The Information Systems group is often contacted by industrial organizations with assignments that could lead to student projects at various levels (master thesis project, bachel completion project, etc.) Through this website we make these topics available to our students. In this post, we announce one such project, involving company Teradata.
Teradata is the recognized leader in the BI/Enterprise Data warehouse space. Our technology is very powerful and is game-changing in various industries. Because we are solely focused on Data warehousing we are ahead of the competition and we’ll keep this leading position. It’s in the genes of all Teradata associates to be and stay best in class. The client base of Teradata in the Netherlands is growing and the outlook is very promising. Our clients use the
Teradata Data warehouse technology as the foundation for their Business Intelligence activities.
As data warehousing is an emerging field within most companies there are often opportunities for challenging and high profile internships. These internships can focus on anything regarding the data warehouse or associated programs and processes, ranging from very technical assignments concerning the ETL process or optimization studies, to more business oriented studies like the information delivery process or dashboard designs.
These clients are large multinationals, and they expect interns to provide quality results and thorough research. This in turn ensures your work will be appreciated and will not be overlooked. In short, challenging internships regarding cutting edge BI/Data warehousing.
Here are some example internships to give a better idea of what is possible:
Information demand study.
Process design for efficient use of the Data warehouse.
Report optimization.
Reference/Metadata management.
ETL process design.
Data mart design.
Marketing Campaign efficiency analysis.