We’ve been speaking with market analysts across the board—and with some competitors too.
In recent weeks, many have echoed a sentiment around a major market player that sounds straight out of Gartner’s infamous hype cycle: that we’re at the peak of inflated expectations and heading into that trough of disillusionment before the eventual rise into productivity.
The problem with this view is that it focuses on a single player, not the category as a whole.
In reality, the category still has to build more expectations.
And in those same conversations with early users, analysts, and competitors, the overall mood is radically optimistic.
The value of this information for corporate leadership is unmatched. In an article in CFO DIVE, a publication focused on financial executives, they state that process mining provides an “X-ray view of our problems.”
We need easier, more affordable entry points into the category, output formats that feel familiar to day-to-day managers, and relevant insights that help avoid the dreaded “what am I supposed to do with this?” feeling. At first glance, the visibility that process mining offers can seem like it forces you to dive in too deep.
But experience shows us that once someone truly understands the flow, the questions start flying fast.
One of the top software analysis firms told us recently:
Only 3% of European companies are familiar with process mining.
There’s still a long way to go—and we need to clearly show that the technique can apply to any kind of process, at any scale.
In truth, the journey is only just beginning.
If you’d like more information, contact us.
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