PEX Network’s key takeaways:
- Women in Process Mining (WIPM) announced a multi-year partnership with process intelligence leader Celonis.
- WIPM’s collaboration with Celonis is more than just a partnership – it is a “shared belief in the future.”
- WIPM is the first global community for women who work, study, or research in process mining.
Women in Process Mining (WIPM) announced a multi-year partnership with process intelligence leader Celonis, continuing a collaboration that began at the organization’s inception.
WIPM stated that Celonis has always supported its “vision and mission and championed women in one of the fastest-growing technology categories.”
WIPM is the first global community for women who work, study, or research in process mining. Its mission is to build a platform for women in process mining to help strengthen their leadership, magnify their influence, and pave the way for future women in the field.
WIPM has Local Chapters in Amsterdam, Bangalore, Berlin, Madrid, Munich, and New York City.
Women in Process Mining partners with Celonis
WIPM’s collaboration with Celonis is more than just a partnership – it is a “shared belief in the future,” WIPM said.
- A future where process mining and process intelligence continue to shape how the world run.
- A future driven by diverse perspectives and leadership.
- A future where community plays an important role in driving progress and change.
“Through this partnership, we’ll continue to expand global programming, increase visibility for women leaders, and deliver meaningful experiences that elevate the voices shaping the next era of process mining and process intelligence,” WIPM stated. “The work continues – and we’re just getting started.”
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Process mining in business transformation
Process mining continues to play a key role in modern business transformation and process excellence. The PEX Report 2025/26, based on the results of a global survey of more than 200 professionals, found that 24 percent of businesses currently use process mining to support transformation efforts. What’s more, 17 percent are planning to increase investment in process mining in the next 12 months.
Process mining is undergoing a revolution, shifting from ‘static reporting’ to ‘real-time intelligence’ (aka process intelligence).
There are a number of trends shaping process mining as we head into 2026:
- Process mining is shifting from static, periodic analysis to real-time, continuous intelligence as organizations embed it into daily operations.
- Expectations are rising as businesses rely on it more heavily for operational insight.
- Object-Centric Process Mining (OCPM), long viewed as a future capability, is now gaining real momentum and is expected to expand further next year.
- Integration with artificial intelligence (AI) and automation is accelerating, enabling predictive insights, optimization recommendations, and tighter links to tools like robotic process automation (RPA).
- Cloud-native deployments are making process mining more accessible and scalable.
- As adoption grows across industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, finance, and the public sector, more customized and industry-specific solutions are emerging.