Celonis

1 month ago | celonis.com | Bill Detwiler

Sustainability is a hot topic in boardrooms worldwide. And it’s only getting hotter as the planet warms up and regulations tighten. Responding to that as a company is hard. Performance data is scattered, goals are set against uncertain futures, and there are numerous competing priorities.

1 month ago | celonis.com | Bill Detwiler

Shifting geopolitical risks, frequent extreme weather events and unprecedented economic upheaval… it’s fair to say supply chains face a challenging landscape in 2025. In fact, more than half (54%) of supply chain leaders now see disruptions as a day-to-day occurrence. But on top of these external disruptions, there’s an avoidable disconnect between people, process and technology that compounds supply chain complexity.

1 month ago | celonis.com | Bill Detwiler

Finance leaders are no longer simply bean counters charged with cost control and reporting. They’re value generators and strategic business enablers. As a recent KPMG report summarized, “The Finance function is becoming increasingly integrated into overall business operations, strategic planning and decision-making processes.”This changed role comes with its pressures.

1 month ago | celonis.com | Bill Detwiler

As organisations strive to meet sky-high customer expectations, control costs, and compete in crowded, volatile markets, they’re asking for more from their customer-facing departments. And very often, they are struggling to respond. It’s common for front office systems to evolve in departmental silos, and, despite integration efforts, for data to remain divided between Customer Service, Marketing, Commerce, and Sales.

1 month ago | celonis.com | Bill Detwiler

Businesses’ sustainability drive has, ironically, cooled down in recent years. After setting lofty sustainability targets, companies have now realized the magnitude of achieving them – especially with limited budgets to fund these initiatives. Scopes have since been scaled back as businesses have shifted from ambition to realism. What hasn't gone away, however, are sustainability regulations. In fact, they’ve multiplied.