The use case: how Siemens deploys Celonis
Siemens uses the Celonis Process Intelligence Platform and process mining to gain transparency into its processes across audit, logistics, finance, procurement, sales and manufacturing. In Order-to-Cash, teams benchmark automation, rework and manual touches globally to optimize processes.
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Within Order-to-Cash, Siemens has increased its automation rate by 24% and reduced rework by 11% globally, resulting in 10 million fewer manual touches per year.
In addition, the optimization of Siemens’ digital inventory management brought in an additional $8.7 million in economic value added (EVA).
In the customer’s words
Process Mining shows us all activities and variants we have. That transparency then allows teams at Siemens to optimize their processes according to their goals.With Celonis, we get full transparency into our processes.Other AI tools used by Siemens
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Within Order-to-Cash, Siemens has increased its automation rate by 24% and reduced rework by 11% globally, resulting in 10 million fewer manual touches per year.