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Integrating process mining with discrete-event simulation modeling

Liu, 2015

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Liu S
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Discrete-event simulation (DES) is an invaluable tool which organizations can use to help better understand, diagnose, and optimize their operational processes. Studies have shown that for the typical DES exercise, the greatest amount of time is spent on developing an …
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