A period of unprecedented technological change has swept the business process improvement industry and has left burning questions in the minds of business leaders who have long considered business process discovery as too challenging to attempt without an army of consultants in their pocket. So, what is this new category called process mining software?

WHAT SECTORS WILL SEE THE MOST RADICAL CHANGES?

How are operations, finance, and manufacturing leaders preparing for a new wave of technology tools that will separate the winners from the losers? We break down where we were before this technological revolution, what exactly process mining software does right now, and more importantly, where is this industry we’re going.

"MID-MARKET BUSINESSES ARE MORE OPTIMISTIC THAN EVER THAT EVEN IF THEIR MANAGERS ARE NOT CONCERNED WITH PROCESS MANAGEMENT AS A WHOLE, THEY CAN STILL USE PROCESS  MINING TOOLS LIKE MINDZIE TO FIND OUT HOW THEY CAN IMPROVE THEIR OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY."

JAMES HENDERSON

As 2011 began, those lifelong business process management practitioners who were involved in the process performance field for the previous 20 years were still being plagued by the same underlying problems that had caused most companies to ignore the business process management discipline in the first place. One major problem with process management was the inability to connect enterprise systems like Microsoft and SAP with process analysis, a problem which has since been solved by integrations with startups, like mindzie. Although many processes were supported by these systems which recorded large volumes of process execution data, there was very little insight into the actual process execution or what could be improved.

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