The fourth edition of the Process.Science Community Workshop is approaching, bringing together practitioners, users, and process enthusiasts who want to explore Process Mining from a practical, real‑world perspective.

On May 21, 2025, the community will gather at the Atlantic Haus, Zirkusweg 1 in Hamburg St. Pauli. The workshop takes place in the afternoon and offers an open environment for dialogue, networking, and shared learning.

A Workshop Where Your Questions Lead the Way

The workshop places, as always, a strong emphasis on Q&A. Participants are encouraged to bring the questions that matter most to them. Whether technical, strategic, organizational, or exploratory.

At the same time, the workshop remains true to its roots:
It’s a space for networking, interest‑driven conversations, and peer‑to‑peer exchange.

The format encourages:

• Direct Q&A sessions with Process.Science experts
• ‍Open discussions about challenges, ideas, and use cases
• ‍Networking with professionals and practitioners
• ‍Unfiltered insights from real projects and real experiences

The combination of structured Q&A and informal exchange creates a dynamic environment shaped by the participants themselves.

What the Afternoon Offers

With questions, conversations, and connections at the core, the workshop provides:

• Deep‑dive answers from Process.Science specialists
• ‍Discussions with companies and users who share their perspectives
• ‍Practical insights from real‑world projects
• And last not least a relaxed atmosphere with drinks and snacks to support informal networking

The goal is to create a setting where knowledge emerges naturally. From question to answer, from conversation to inspiration.

Event Details

Date: May 21, 2025 (afternoon)

Location: Atlantic Haus, Zirkusweg 1, Hamburg St. Pauli

Registration

Participation is limited to ensure enough space for individual questions and meaningful interaction. Early registration is recommended.

The Community Workshop offers the opportunity to strengthen existing connections, build new ones, and collaboratively explore the future of process improvement — one question, one conversation, one insight at a time.