Titanium partners in name and nature, IBM and Celonis are bringing market-leading technology to clients – helping businesses reach unprecedented levels of performance.
The ambition and initial impact of the partnership rightly hit the headlines since we announced it in 2021.
With more than 3,000 IBM practitioners already trained on Celonis, and 1,750 certified resources we’ve got off to a flying start and will soon meet our goal to train 10,000. Let’s take a look at how we got here.
Provide your clients with their full digital truth – across any service, program or practice.
Solve your clients’ problems more efficiently by taking targeted, data-driven action.
Use market-leading technology to win more projects, unlock new revenue, and increase satisfaction.
Learn why IBM teams are embedding Celonis at their core, including how IBM uses Celonis to provide clients with insights that drive major value.
“Our ambition is to make the Celonis EMS [Execution Management System] available in every single consultant’s toolbox – and certifying them all too. Why wouldn’t we?” – Scott Layton, VP, Global Leader of Finance Transformation, IBM.
IBM teams can build the perfect app for their client in the Celonis Studio. Every app includes the full capabilities of the Celonis Execution Management System.
The IBM Transportation Management: Freight Excellence app is one example. Built in collaboration with Celonis, the app helps companies consistently deliver on time – reducing annual transportation costs and shipment delays. This results in faster time to payment and happier customers. Spend is reduced and cash flow is improved when shipments arrive without delays and errors.
Less cash out, more cash in.
Just a few minutes and we’ll show you the basics of process mining: what it is, how it works, and how to get started. Sign-up and we’ll take it from there.
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RFP Winning Streak
“From a market share perspective, Celonis is dominating.”
“Celonis is in the business of understanding business processes and to make them run better.”