Visitors to the new center have the opportunity to test Celonis software live and learn through practical examples how they can derive data-driven value from their processes. Interactive demos, visualizations, real customer examples, and insights into product development showcase the current and future applications of process mining.
Remy Lazarovici, Managing Director DACH at Celonis, explains:
“Our annual events such as Celosphere and the Celonis World Tour repeatedly show us how important personal exchange with the process mining community is for our customers and partners, but also for Celonis and the further development of our technology. We want to convey this special atmosphere and this shared spirit of innovation in our new Executive Briefing Center as well. In a central location in Munich, we can bring our customers together and also foster exchange with Celonis experts and our partners.”
By opening the new Executive Briefing Center in Munich, the company aims to underscore the special importance of the DACH market. Many companies in the region are pioneers in the use of process mining. Celonis wants to leverage their experience and close collaboration to consistently advance the technology. The goal of the new center is therefore also to drive joint innovation projects and further expand and strengthen relationships with customers, partners, and the scientific community.
The headquarters on Theresienstraße, with now over 750 employees, is Celonis’s largest location worldwide and the centerpiece of its development department. In the Munich office, collaboration with local universities is also fostered and advanced.
