Operational efficiency insights are locked within process execution data stored in the form of workflow/event logs. Improvement of operational efficiency requires continuous monitoring of specific operational KPIs.
The current solution mines operations log data to describe a process in terms of Time and Flow deviations for users’ transactions/requests for a given time duration. These KPIs capture the details of variation in process behaviour and help identify the interventions needed to manage efficiency and cost.
Highlights
The solution takes operational log data and measures the following KPIs:
o Percentage(%) deviations from Straight through processing (STP) and Happy Path
o Average throughput time
o Average no activities per case
o Number of cases with high throughput time
o Percentage(%) contribution of Top 5 paths
In a traditional operations management system, calculation of these “must have” KPIs can be highly inaccurate, time and resource consuming. The solution provides “on the fly” calculation of these KPIs with minimal cost and human intervention. These KPIs can help operation executives to manage the process behavior like in order fulfillment process or procurement process.
Mphasis Optimize.AI is an AI-centric process analysis and optimization tool that uses AI/ML techniques to mine the event logs to deliver business insights. Need customized Machine Learning and Deep Learning solutions? Get in touch!
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You pay by the hour for each host used to run this AI process-mining model. Pricing is organized around two run modes and the AWS instance type you pick. Batch mode processes data in scheduled jobs. Real-time mode serves live requests. Within each mode, you choose from many instance families, such as general-purpose, compute-optimized, memory-optimized, and GPU types. Larger instance sizes carry higher hourly rates. Real-time mode offers more instance choices, including memory-optimized and local-storage options. Your total cost depends on which mode, which instance, and how many host hours you run.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one host hour for billing on this model?
One host hour is one hour that a single AWS instance runs the model. Billing measures elapsed run time on the instance type you select. If you run two instances for one hour, that counts as two host hours. Partial hours meter to the running time of each active instance.
Am I charged when an instance is stopped between batch jobs?
Software charges accrue only while an instance actively runs the model. Batch mode meters host hours during scheduled jobs, so stopped instances between jobs do not add software charges. Real-time mode meters host hours while the endpoint stays running. Underlying AWS storage or resource fees may apply separately.
How does batch mode billing differ from real-time mode for the same instance type?
Batch mode meters host hours only during scheduled processing jobs, suiting periodic event-log analysis. Real-time mode meters host hours while the endpoint stays available to serve live requests, so charges continue as long as the endpoint runs. Both bill per host hour on the instance type you choose.
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Inputs
Summary
Input
Supported content types: application/json
NOTE- csv file can be converted to json using the function given in notebook
Following are the mandatory fields:
ACTIVITY_ID: Activity Identifier/Activity Name performed for each CASE_ID e.g. INVOICE GENERATION, KYC etc.
CASE_ID: Unique identifier of a request/journey e.g. E-comm order ID, loan ID etc.
TIMESTAMP: Timestamp for a unique CASE_ID/ACTIVITY_ID combination.
Straight Through Path (STP): STP is standard flow of process as defined in Standard Operatring Procedure (SOP).
Output
Content type: application/json
The output generates the following KPIs:
Business defined Straight Through Path (STP).
Percentage deviation from STP – Determines what % of cases are deviating from business defined Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).
Happy Path - Determines the Happy Path i.e. the most taken path.
Percentage deviation from Happy Path – Determines the % deviations from Happy Path.
Average Throughput Time – Determines average cycle time across requests.
Average number of activities per case – Determines average number of activities per case indicating possible rework/deviation statistics.
Number of cases with high Throughput Time – Determines closure rate of cases i.e. cases with Throughput Time more than twice of standard deviation from median.
Percentage contribution of Top 5 paths - Determines % distribution of cases across different paths.
Invoking endpoint
AWS CLI Command
If you are using real time inferencing, please create the endpoint first and then use the following command to invoke it:
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