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- Process mining enhances conventional tunnelling construction
- KPMG hosts Process Mining Forum 2025
- Celonis named one of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025
- Women in Process Mining celebrates innovation and change leaders
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Process mining enhances conventional tunnelling construction
Process mining can enhance resource allocation and activity monitoring in conventional tunnelling construction, according to a new research study. Researchers presented a case study using conventional tunnelling – which typically depends on manual approaches to process analysis – to demonstrate how data and process mining can be utilized to evaluate activity sequences, the duration of single activities, advance rates and general project performance. They also developed a novel approach to visualizing and analyzing construction sequence deviations.
“Conventional tunnel construction often relies on manual methods of construction process analysis, using tools such as paper-based cycle diagrams or spreadsheets, which lack immediate updates and capabilities, limiting performance evaluation, communication and decision-making,” the researchers wrote. Moving to a fully digital process incorporating business intelligence capabilities can deliver benefits by improving data-driven decision-making, operational efficiency and resource allocation they added.
“By adhering to established industry standards, this research examines the practical implementation of data analysis methods in operational tunnelling environments, contributing to the development of integrated digital workflows.”
KPMG hosts Process Mining Forum 2025
KPMG hosted the Process Mining Forum 2025 – an in-person event that brought together thought leaders and professionals to explore and learn about the trends shaping the modern process mining landscape. It featured several keynote speakers and panelists including Wil van der Aalst, globally renowned as the ‘godfather of process mining’ and specialist in the emerging area of object-centric process mining. You can watch Wil’s recent session from All Access: Process Intelligence and Process Mining now!
“The Process Mining Forum 2025 was not only about technology and tools, but above all about people, collaboration and knowledge sharing,” said Olaf van Arkel, associate director digital process excellence at KPMG Advisory. “It was great to meet so many passionate professionals and exchange experiences on how we can use process mining even more widely.”
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Celonis named one of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025
Leading process mining and process intelligence vendor Celonis was recognized by Fast Company as one of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025. The list honors businesses that are shaping industry and culture through their innovations to set new standards and achieve remarkable milestones.
“In a world defined by change, innovation isn’t optional, it’s essential,” commented Alex Rinke, co-CEO and co-founder of Celonis. “Celonis is proud to be recognized among the most forward-thinking companies for our relentless pursuit of creating value for our customers. This honor is a testament to the hard work of our Celonauts, our customers and partners and the game-changing impact of process intelligence, which empowers businesses to eliminate inefficiencies, supercharge AI initiatives and drive sustainable, long-term business impact.”
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Women in Process Mining celebrates innovation and change leaders
Women in Process Mining (WIPM) held a special event to celebrate the International Women’s Day 2025 Theme: Accelerate Action. A panel of industry experts discussed how women are driving innovation and accelerating change across industries.
The discussion featured Roberta Avelino, lean manager at BAUER Group, Gretta Bourbon, North America process mining lead at Accenture, Carmen Rüdiger, chief revenue officer Germany at SAP Signavio and SAP LeanIX and international keynote speaker Maria von Scheel-Plessen.
The speakers shared their experiences and perspectives on process mining’s impact on businesses, effective strategies for driving change and leadership in organizations, the rapid evolution of AI and advice for women looking to drive change in their organizations.
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