Olga AMCIS2012 reviewer: "analyzing the information content of natural language sentences by abstracting them to their [] structures and then calculating the information content[] *does not make sense for me*."
Olga "analyzing the information content of natural language sentences by abstracting them to their [] structures and then calculating the information content[] *does not make sense for me*."
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Olga "analyzing the information content of natural language sentences by abstracting them to their [] structures and then calculating the information content[] *does not make sense for me*."
Berlin Institute of Technology
Graduate Student, Commercial Information Technology and Quantitative Methods
Research Assistant/ PhD student
Thesis Title: Network-based event-driven Analysis of Business Processes
About
Olga's research interests lie in the area of distributed architectures, i.e. SOA, EDA, and analysis of (distributed) business processes. She uses (social) network analysis techniques to enable quantitative business process analysis. Connected areas of interest are therefore: service-oriented architecture, event-driven architecture, state changes, business rules, business process management, business process modeling and monitoring, process automation, distributed systems, system analysis.
Method design and construction as well as science theories are further areas of interest and research.
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