Next Level Process Mining: PAF appoints Dr. Alexander Seeliger as Chief Scientist
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The Process Analytics Factory (PAF), a leading Process Mining provider based in Darmstadt, Germany, has appointed Dr. Alexander Seeliger as Chief Scientist. In this role, Dr. Seeliger will lead the Research & Innovation division at PAF in the future. His tasks include the evaluation of complementary technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), RPA and Machine Learning (ML) and their integration into Process Mining. One focus of his work is the automation of analysis and optimization processes via AI and ML in PAFnow. Dr. Seeliger received his doctorate from the Technical University of Darmstadt on the topic of Intelligent Computer-assisted Process Mining and most recently worked as a research assistant and lecturer at the Telecooperation Chair of the Computer Science Department there.
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World Champion! UNISOC Tops the Tables at the MOT20 Challenge
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