Everest Group assesses 23 process mining providers in new PEAK Matrix® report
Research is designed to help process mining buyers select the best-fit provider for their requirements
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Global research firm Everest Group has assessed 23 process mining providers in a new PEAK Matrix® report.
Everest Group positioned the providers on its PEAK Matrix® framework as Leaders, Major Contenders and Aspirants based on their capabilities and offerings. Each profile offers a comprehensive picture of the provider’s key strengths and limitations.
The research is designed to help process mining buyers select the best-fit provider for their requirements, while providers will be able to benchmark themselves against their competition. It also evaluates key process mining technology trends and assesses providers’ strengths and limitations.
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How does Everest Group define process mining software?
Everest Group defines process mining software as analyzing process-related information, primarily from event logs generated by enterprise systems (ERP, CRM, etc.), to offer a fact-based approach to discover, monitor and optimize as-is processes across various industries and process areas.
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Process mining is a fast-growing market
Process mining is one of the fastest-growing markets in the intelligent automation space, according to Everest Group. “To support enterprise objectives, technology providers are upgrading their process mining product capabilities. While providers continue to invest steadily in generative artificial intelligence (AI) based enhancements, some of them have also started exploring agentic AI capabilities.”
Which process mining providers feature?
In total, 23 process mining software providers feature in this year’s PEAK Matrix®. These are: IBM, UiPath, ABBYY, Celonis, Apromore, Appian, UpFlux, Microsoft, ServiceNow, iGrafx, SAP Signavio, process.science, mindzie, Cyclone Robotics, QAD, FUTUROOT, mpmX, Decisions, Proxverse, Inverbis, ARIS, QPR and Processifier.
Commenting on mindzie’s inclusion, James Henderson, CEO, said: “We’re honored to be named a Major Contender and Star Performer by Everest Group. This recognition reflects our commitment to democratizing process intelligence, enabling organizations of all sizes to uncover insights, streamline operations and drive digital transformation faster than ever before.”
How process intelligence transforms manufacturing & supply chains: 2025 industry report
This industry report examines how and why organizations are investing in process intelligence to enhance manufacturing and supply chain management. “Global manufacturing and supply chains face enormous volatility in 2025,” says Michael Ochi, director at QAD. “Individual organizations feel tremendous pressure but also have new opportunities to grow. Any combination of protective and expansive business strategies requires constant speed and awareness.”
Organizations with significant manufacturing and supply chain operations are turning to process intelligence because it is uniquely capable of providing speed and awareness to any part of the business that leverages software.
Download the report to explore:
- The top five trends shaping process intelligence.
- Case study examples of process intelligence transforming manufacturing and supply chains.
- The key success factors and challenges of process intelligence adoption
