University of Klagenfurt

Presentation of the BPMN-Chatbot at BPM’24 in Krakow

The BPMN-Chatbot is an LLM-based tool for conversational process modeling developed at ISYS/ICS. The tool allows users to create Business Process Models interactively using text or voice input. It was presented by Aya Safan during the demo session of the BPM conference in Krakow. The BPM conference series is considered the most prestigious forum for researchers and practitioners in the field of Business Process Management. The general approach for efficient, conversational process modeling behind the tool, including an evaluation of its outstanding efficiency and correctness, was presented at the BPM NLP4BPM Workshop by Julius Köpke.

Publications:

Köpke, A Safan, Introducing the BPMN-Chatbot for Efficient LLM-Based Process Modeling, in: BPM 2024 Demos, 2024
Köpke, A. Safan, Efficient LLM-based conversational process modeling, in: NLP4BPM Workshop at BPM 2024, 2024

Tool Homepage:

https://isys.uni-klu.ac.at/pubserv/BPMN-Chatbot/

A Note on the Optimal Speed of Transition: Aghion and Blanchard Revisited

The paper “A Note on the Optimal Speed of Transition: Aghion and Blanchard Revisited” by Eric Nævdal and Martin Wagner has been published in German Economic Review.

Sustainable trucks for long-haul transportation

How can you sustainably schedule and deploy a fleet of long-haul trucks that often cross entire continents? A research team at the Department of Operations, Energy and Environmental Management at the University of Klagenfurt is investigating this question. Preliminary findings are now available in the form of a mathematical model. Next, the results will be applied to the complex requirements on the road.

Congratulations to our graduates | October 2024

Congratulations!

We would like to congratulate all recent graduates on completing their studies and look forward to welcoming you to the alumni network of the University of Klagenfurt!