IBM Process Mining

IBM Process Mining, part of IBM’s Business Automation portfolio, is a market leader in providing solutions that enhance operational efficiency and process optimization. Founded as part of IBM’s broader push into AI and automation technologies, the solution integrates seamlessly with IBM’s robust cloud and analytics ecosystem, headquartered in Armonk, New York.

IBM Process Mining is strategically positioned to deliver enterprise-grade solutions, leveraging AI to uncover inefficiencies and optimize workflows. With advanced process mining and automation capabilities, it empowers businesses to visualize processes and identify bottlenecks to drive meaningful outcomes. Trusted by global organizations, IBM Process Mining serves industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and finance, helping them navigate digital transformation efficiently.

Key Details about IBM Process Mining

Introduced under IBM’s portfolio in the 2010s
Current CEO of IBM: Arvind Krishna

Headquarters: Armonk, New York
Employee Headcount: Approximately 260,000 globally (IBM total)

Market Cap: Approximately $115 billion (IBM total as of mid-2024)
Top Line Revenue for IBM in total: $60 billion in fiscal year 2023

Amulis Awards Entries for IBM Process Mining

2024 - Business Operations Software - Business Process Management (BPM) Software

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