Celosphere 2022: Here's How Nokia Scaled Process Mining, Execution Management

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Nokia has scaled up its Celonis Process Mining and Execution Management System (EMS) adoption by focusing on processes with the best returns and connecting to systems with maximum transaction volume.

Nokia is a networking company focused on equipment and software for mobile networks, cloud services, network infrastructure, and licensing. The company's Global Business Services (GBS) unit's mission is to digitize business processes, accelerate revenue growth, improve working capital, and reduce operating expenses.

Speaking at Celosphere 2022, Ashok Gairola, Head of Digital Lean at Nokia's GBS unit, and Joseph Raj, Process Mining Center of Excellence (CoE) Manager, outlined the networking technology company's process excellence journey along with some lessons learned.

“Celonis has given us visibility into processes end-to-end,” said Gairola. “We have hundreds of dashboards that we can drill down with a click.”

Nokia started using Celonis in November 2020 for Procurement and Accounts Payable, and then added Order Management, Process and Task Mining, and basic Action Flows in Celonis Execution Management System (EMS). The progression went from one system to multiple systems.