Guided analysis in SAP Signavio Process Intelligence is designed to streamline the process of discovering operational inefficiencies. Its primary benefit is structuring the investigation, allowing users to focus on a specific business question and systematically drill down to the underlying root causes (B). This guided approach democratizes process analysis, making it accessible to business users who are not data science experts, thus reducing the need for specialized expertise (D). By quickly surfacing the root causes of process deviations, the feature enables organizations to make faster, data-driven decisions and take targeted actions, which accelerates the resolution of process challenges (E).

A. While guided analysis helps quantify the impact of issues, which relates to value, its core benefit is the structured root-cause analysis itself, not just accessing a KPI's value.

C. Guided analysis is an analytical feature within SAP Signavio Process Intelligence; it does not include inherent communication or collaboration tools for consulting with experts.

1. Official Vendor Documentation: The SAP Help Portal for SAP Signavio Process Intelligence describes the "Investigations" feature

which embodies guided analysis. It states

"Investigations guide you through a root cause analysis... You start with a business question... and break it down into smaller pieces to find an answer." This supports the structured drill-down to root causes (B) and leads to faster resolution (E).

Source: SAP Help Portal

"Investigations in SAP Signavio Process Intelligence

" Section: Introduction.

2. Official Vendor Documentation: SAP's product strategy for Signavio emphasizes the empowerment of business users. Whitepapers and solution briefs frequently highlight that the tools are designed for "citizen analysts" to conduct their own analyses without deep statistical knowledge

which directly supports the idea that extensive expertise is not required (D).

Source: SAP Signavio Solution Brief

"Democratize Process Mining for Fact-Based Process Improvement

" Page 2

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3. University Courseware: Course materials on Business Process Intelligence often discuss the evolution of process mining tools toward user-friendly

interactive

and guided approaches. The goal is to lower the barrier to entry for process analysis

enabling faster cycles of discovery and improvement.

Source: Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)

Course 2IOI0 - Business Process Intelligence

Lecture Notes on "Interactive and Guided Process Mining

" Section: Motivation for User-Centric Process Mining.