IBM Consulting, Red Hat and Celonis
Apply process mining, intelligence and automation to your enterprise processes
Transform your finance organization through process mining and intelligent workflows with IBM and Celonis.
Overview
Accelerate your business transformation with intelligent workflows
IBM, Red Hat and Celonis have formed a strategic partnership that will accelerate how you drive business transformation. Regardless of industry or domain, IBM can help your business become more productive and responsive by harnessing the power of intelligent workflows using Celonis process mining software and Execution Management System. Together, IBM, Red Hat and Celonis are working to help clients execute at full capacity and rapidly get maximum value and potential from their processes.
Benefits
Make processes and workflows more intelligent
IBM is integrating Celonis into its consulting services to help clients create intelligent workflows across areas like supply chain, finance, procurement, HR and customer experience.
Accelerate innovation in the IBM Garage
IBM is embedding Celonis intelligent execution management software into the IBM Garage methodology to deepen workflow analysis and accelerate the creation of intelligent workflows.
Enable flexibility and choice; maintain consistency and scale
Celonis is embracing an open hybrid cloud strategy by re-platforming on Red Hat OpenShift to give customers more flexibility and choice in how they deploy their technologies, while providing the consistency to scale across multiple clouds.
Transforming processes and workflows
IBM has formed a global partnership that allows IBM and Red Hat to help clients accelerate the transformation of their workflows and make them more intelligent. IBM Consulting will weave the Celonis Execution Management System into its offering, adding the ability to analyze data generated by processes like supply chain management, finance or procurement to identify weaknesses and recommend fixes — and deliver more flexibility in how customers deploy their technologies.
Services
Business process outsourcing
IBM is adopting Celonis across many of its business process outsourcing engagements to help them run more efficiently and ultimately to drive better outcomes for your business.
Finance transformation
IBM is using Celonis process mining to create and optimize intelligent workflows that transform your finance operations and optimize working capital.
Procurement and supply chain transformation
IBM is using Celonis process mining to create and optimize intelligent workflows that transform procurement and supply chain organizations, from supplier sourcing through accounts payable.
Working with IBM Global Business Services (now IBM Consulting), we have analyzed our procure-to-pay processes across several countries in Europe and Africa by applying Celonis process mining tools to uncover and fix inefficiencies.
Jens Knoblauch
Executive Director, Digital Business Services, Linde
Process mining case studies
Transforming and improving finance processes
For a major chemical company, IBM analyzed procure-to-pay processes across several countries using Celonis process mining tools to provide greater transparency and identify tangible improvement areas.
Frictionless procurement at IBM
IBM transformed its own procurement processes, driving nearly USD 1 million in savings through reduced cycle time, maximized perfect procurement requests, increased catalog adoption and optimized approvals.
Providing insights to employees on dispute management
A leading multinational consumer packaged goods company achieved greater transparency over their dispute management process and laid the foundation for improving the way client claims and deduction requests are managed.
Co-create with IBM Garage™
Ideate, build, measure, iterate and scale solutions seamlessly with our end-to-end framework of design thinking, agile and DevOps practices. Achieve speed-to-value and adopt breakthrough technologies through the partnership created with your team and a diverse set of IBM experts in business, design and technology.