— Request Timeline and PM Transition
Quick recap. Mario discussed the timeline for making a request and the transition of PM duties, while also recommending additional test data for edge cases. Justin and Ben presented on discovery enablement to a group of employees, focusing on new features in the discovery tools such as task mining and process mining. Mario also presented on the integration of these tools with automation hub and task mining, and the new features designed to identify areas for process improvement and automation potential.
Show 3 discussion topics
Request Timeline and PM Transition
Mario discusses the timeline for making a request on April 11th, with a fallback date of April 4th if needed. He has already obtained alignment from Chris and expects approval. Mario is transitioning his PM duties to Mark Weis but will remain available if issues arise. The team is on track for the February 28th PDF target, and Mario recommends gathering additional test data to handle edge cases. He suggests using a rubric to evaluate enhancements based on ease of use, impact, and confidence in meeting requirements.
Discovery Enablement Presentation Overview
Justin and Ben are presenting on discovery enablement to a group of employees who are not attending a company event. Mario introduces the meeting, noting that it is being recorded and that they have a substantial amount of material to cover. Justin begins the presentation by introducing himself.
New Features in Discovery Tools
Mario presented on the new features in the discovery tools, specifically task mining and process mining. He explained the process of extracting data from IT systems, transforming and uploading it into the process mining app, and visualizing the data to gain insights. He also discussed the integration of these tools with automation hub and task mining, and the new features such as the process inefficiencies button and automation potential dashboards. These features are designed to help identify areas for process improvement and automation potential.