Celonis stories
The deal gives customers planning and forecasting tools meant to make AI agents more reliable across complex enterprise systems.
The deal aims to give enterprise AI a live view of operations, while also adding planning and forecasting tools to Celonis's platform.
The reclassified market is now being judged on live operational context, a shift that could shape how large firms deploy AI and automation.
Organisations under Sarbanes-Oxley pressure can now monitor controls in real time, after the software cut one client’s control costs by 10%.
The tie-up aims to help firms scale AI agents with better governance, tracing decisions and proving business impact beyond pilot projects.
Banks could speed up mortgage approvals and customer service with the new tools, after one lender cut response times by 32%.
Better visibility across procurement and logistics has helped the electronics maker cut delays and lift touchless invoices to 87%.
Most firms say AI will fail to pay off unless CIOs fix fragmented processes and add real-time business context first.
Banks risk wasting AI spending unless they first map how work really flows, as Celonis says process intelligence is becoming phase zero.
The deal lets joint customers link AI projects to live business data on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, reducing automation risk and migration uncertainty.
Hidden process gaps in mortgage origination can let fraudulent loans slip through, raising fresh questions for banks after a Australian Big Four case.
The hire follows a USD $100 million funding round as RobCo prepares to broaden its US expansion and finance its robotics-as-a-service model.
Celonis says its process intelligence platform has helped customers save USD $10 billion by underpinning AI-driven operations and automation.
Process intelligence and composable architecture are emerging as the missing ingredients to turn fragile AI pilots into resilient, traceable value.
Celonis and LeafLabs unveil an app to decode robot fleet data, linking factory‑floor telemetry to real‑world supply chain performance.
Celonis touts digital twins and process data as the missing link to turn scattered enterprise AI experiments into measurable business gains.
Celonis adds CyberArk chief Matt Cohen to its board as it doubles down on process intelligence and AI-focused enterprise software growth.
Most firms plan agentic AI within three years, but Celonis finds clunky processes and poor context threaten ROI and slow deployment.
The London biotech startup will use new funding to broaden deployments at major drugmakers, including Pfizer, and speed research decisions.
Celonis launches a defence and security push, pitching process intelligence to boost military readiness, supply resilience and IT modernisation.
