Investigating the Process of Process Modeling with Cheetah Experimental Platform { Tool Paper {

Jakob Pinggera · Stefan Zugal · Barbara Weber

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Business Process Modeling and Analysis Scientific Computing and Data Management Robotic Process Automation Applications

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When assessing the usability of BPM technologies enter- prises have to rely on vendor promises or qualitative data rather than on empirical or experimental research. To address this need Cheetah Ex- perimental Platform (CEP) has been developed fostering experimental research on business process modeling. CEP provides components that are frequently used in controlled experiments and allows their assem- bly to experimental workows. CEP supports experimental execution by mitigating risks endangering data validity through better user guid- ance. Additionally, CEP provides richer evaluation techniques compared to paper based experiments fostering the experiment's data analysis.

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