Cognitive Automation of Business Process Monitoring Using Digital Twins and Knowledge Graphs
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Cognitive Automation, Business Process Monitoring, Digital Twins, Knowledge Graphs, Real-Time Analytics, Predictive Modeling, Semantic Technologies, Intelligent Decision-Making.Synopsis
This paper explores the integration of Cognitive Automation into Business Process Monitoring through the synergistic use of Digital Twins and Knowledge Graphs. As organizations strive for enhanced efficiency and adaptability, this approach offers a dynamic and intelligent framework for real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and decision-making. By leveraging the real-time data synchronization capabilities of Digital Twins and the semantic richness of Knowledge Graphs, businesses can achieve a more holistic and actionable understanding of their processes.
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