Visualisation is an integral part of many scientific areas and is reportedly an important tool for learning and teaching. One reason for this is the picture superior effect. Nevertheless, little research endeavour has been carried out so far to effectively apply visualisation principles to the emerging field of business process analytics. In this paper a novel multi-parametric visualisation approach is proposed in such a context. General visualisation principles are used to create, evaluate, and improve the approach in the design process. They are drawn from a wide range of fields, and are synthesised from theory and empirical evidence.
Towards a multi-parametric visualisation approach for business process analytics / Bachhofner, Stefan; Kis, Isabella; DI CICCIO, Claudio; Mendling, Jan. - 286:(2017), pp. 85-91. (Intervento presentato al convegno Advanced Information Systems Engineering Workshops: CAISE 2017 International Workshops tenutosi a Essen; Germany) [10.1007/978-3-319-60048-2_8].
Towards a multi-parametric visualisation approach for business process analytics
Di Ciccio Claudio;
2017
Abstract
Visualisation is an integral part of many scientific areas and is reportedly an important tool for learning and teaching. One reason for this is the picture superior effect. Nevertheless, little research endeavour has been carried out so far to effectively apply visualisation principles to the emerging field of business process analytics. In this paper a novel multi-parametric visualisation approach is proposed in such a context. General visualisation principles are used to create, evaluate, and improve the approach in the design process. They are drawn from a wide range of fields, and are synthesised from theory and empirical evidence.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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