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Event tunnel: exploring event-driven business processes.

Martin Suntinger¹, Hannes Obweger, Josef Schiefer

¹Senavtive Inc. msuntinger@senactive.com

IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications

|August 30, 2008

Summary

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Real-time event-based systems use event-tunnel visualization to trace business incidents and find root causes. This method enhances event pattern analysis by integrating search tools for data repositories.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Information Systems

Background:

Event-based systems are crucial for real-time business process monitoring.
Understanding event patterns and tracing incidents are key challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce and evaluate the event-tunnel visualization for real-time event stream analysis.
To enhance the investigation of business incidents and event patterns' root causes.

Main Methods:

Developed the event-tunnel visualization, representing event streams as a cylindrical tunnel.
Integrated search tools for querying event data repositories.
Applied visualization for back-tracing incidents and exploring patterns.

Main Results:

The event-tunnel visualization facilitates intuitive exploration of event streams.
Combined visualization and search tools improve the identification of incident root causes.
Effective for analyzing complex event patterns in real-time systems.

Conclusions:

Event-tunnel visualization coupled with search tools offers a powerful approach for real-time business process monitoring.
This methodology aids in efficient incident investigation and root cause analysis.
Enhances understanding of event-driven systems.