Thriving in a truly connected world
The more connected your business, the closer you are to being able to see, decide, act—and thrive. Take a look at these connected enterprises—our customer heroes—and learn from their transformation successes.
A1 Digital: Building a flexible IoT solution
A1 Digital helps its customers monitor and manage machines, facilities and fleets from a single, scalable platform. Solution Manager Christoph Marschall explains how Cumulocity IoT provides an open, flexible IoT platform that helps ensure that all devices and connectivity methods work together effortlessly.
Deutsche Telekom: “Cloud of Things” IoT
The Deutsche Telekom “Cloud of Things” IoT platform powered by Cumulocity IoT allows enterprises to improve the reliability of globally dispersed equipment rapidly and efficiently, markedly improve product innovation and seamlessly adopt new service-based business models.
logicline: Industry 4.0 out of the box
This IT consulting firm integrates machines using Cumulocity IoT to create a connected customer experience and offer customers a distinct advantage. assets360 is logicline’s modular system with proven tools for digitalizing service processes in the machinery and industrial equipment manufacturing industry.
Lanxess: Analytics lead to better processes
Need to optimize your processes? Learn how Lanxess in the chemical industry makes 100+ process improvements with the help of Software AG’s TrendMiner self-service industrial analytics. “We are actively using the software to solve problems and optimize our processes,” CDO Jörg Hellwig said. TrendMiner’s developed from the engineer’s point of view, so the staff likes it. “It’s so easy to use, they want to use it every day,” he said.
autosen: Delivering a turnkey IIoT solution
The full potential of IIoT in one box: That's the idea behind autosen’s io-key, which offers a fast and uncomplicated path to the cloud. The io-key delivers reliable real-time data analysis and control with innovative functionalities tailored to suit sensor technology. Software AG's Cumulocity IoT platform makes that possible.
KMC Global: Connecting products with IIoT
KMC Global has a new revenue stream and offers a value-added capability that makes its customers stronger competitors in a connected world. IIoT is an evolutionary change every manufacturer needs for survival, explained Larry West, KMC Global Sales and Automation Manager.
Linfox: Smarter logistics with customer-first integration
One of Linfox's key strategic drivers is “think customer.” Yet the Australia-based logistics company was spending up to 50 days onboarding new customers due to incompatibility with vendors' systems. The solution was a new integration platform.
Public hospital organization: Sharing data and saving lives with APIs
For Hong Kong’s public hospitals, sharing information is a matter of life and death. Data can help doctors make the right decisions, at the right time. But to deliver on this promise, Hong Kong's hospitals need to use APIs. webMethods helps make that happen.
Department of Seine-Maritime: Streamlining finance and HR
The main focus of the Department of Seine-Maritime (76) is on social action. But in order to serve its residents in need, the department needs to coordinate finances and HR for its 5,500+ employees. It chose webMethods to coordinate and manage these business processes.
A bigger, better, faster Digital Dubai
Over the past 20 years, Dubai has built a thriving and diversified economy around financial, investment and tourism. Dubai’s leadership recognized that it not only needed to invest in technology, but a government office to lead the effort—Digital Dubai. The new office quickly moved to reduce complexity and streamline backend communication and integration using webMethods.
Truly connecting Digital Dubai
During the shutdown, investment in Dubai didn’t have to shut down. Since the city’s Digital Dubai had digitized the investor experience, they were able to continue moving forward, thanks to integrated services powered by Software AG's webMethods.io.
BRI: Digitalizing microfinance in Indonesia
Bank Rakyat Indonesia is dedicated to providing loans to families and businesses in Indonesia - no matter how big or small. To do this, it didn't need more branches. It needed to go digital. To make sure all of its systems and data could work together, the bank selected webMethods.
Software AG: A swifter sales cycle with process mining
We saw an opportunity to optimize our sales pipeline. Instead of forming hypotheses based on gut instinct, we needed a way to identify the root cause with certainty – and then establish a clear plan. The answer, we realized, was ARIS Process Mining.
PPC School: Modern teaching with ARIS
The Peter-Paul-Cahensly School knows how important integrating theory and practice is. That's why the school relies on ARIS to teach students business process modeling, visualization and optimization of business processes - just how they will see it in the real world.
PHOENIX group: Streamlining process management with ARIS
Process management is no small task when you operate in 27 highly regulated European markets. To become a digital enterprise, PHOENIX group knew that it couldn't manage processes using Word documents and other flat files. That is why PHOENIX chose ARIS.
OeKB Group: Managing risk with process excellence
No one understands risk in the Austrian financial market like OeKB. The financial and information services company recently chose ARIS to have a single source to manage risk and compliance as well as its processes. The result? Operational excellence that banks can trust.
Şekerbank: Modernizing a rural bank
What started as a rural bank founded by beet farmers in Anatolia, Turkey has grown to serve 72% of the country's rural areas. But in order to compete with larger banks, it needed to modernize and offer digital services. To do this, they needed to transform their processes at the core.
Scaling to the global stage—with ARIS
As this US-based tech company grew its membership into the hundreds of millions, it outsourced key finance activities while staff recruitment kicked into overdrive. But this created a new challenge - limited process visibility. The solution? Mapping and processing processes on a single platform using ARIS.
Dubai: Better service visibility, better service delivery
Dubai Municipality needed to updates its services to meet the rising demand of expatriat growth to maintain Dubai’s reputation as a world-class place to live. They turned to a world-class business process management solution to make that happen.
Airbus: Taking flight with process excellence
Airbus Defence and Space requires precision in everything they do. This is made possible by continuous process improvement, using ARIS as its business process management system. The company is also achieving greater visibility and insights for its IT landscape evolution and optimization by using Alfabet.
U.S. Army: Winning enterprise architecture battles
"This we'll defend" has been a motto of the U.S. Army for more than 200 years, and this will be no exception, taking true ownership of the business system portfolio responsible for their operations -- all through ARIS. Read how they achieved transparency and efficiency throughout.
Weifu: Keeping cars running with process automation
As a leading manufacturer of fuel injection pumps for diesel engines, it was no secret that process automation was essential to amplifying production of one of China's most prolific mechanical enterprises. Read how ARIS helped them achieve their goals in process management.
Australia Post: Lean, mean mail delivery
There's no doubt postal service has to be lean, so why not operational efficiency, too? That was the goal of the Australia Post, needing the key component in ARIS for faster deployment and improved safety compliance. Read more on how the APC reduced risk and improved safety compliance here.
Siemens: Accelerating process management
Acceleration has been the name of the game for global tech powerhouse Siemens as for more than 170 years, they've been at the top of the enginerring excellence game. When ARIS came in to elevate their excellence, though, with everything a top-tier player would need to excel.
Ayaydin-Miroglio Group: Fashion forward, process-driven
Hundreds of thousands of women rely on this multinational fashion powerhouse to fill their wardrobe with items they love. But underpinning their panache is process excellence. See how ARIS helped drive the brand's growth with operational efficiency.
Zimmer Biomet: Getting “a whole new view” of its IT landscape
Zimmer Biomet has never been a company to stand still and management were fast to realize that they needed a change—toward an IT portfolio management solution that would offer complete IT transparency and ultimately drive a nimbler IT strategy.
Managed healthcare provider: Translating IT into business outcomes with Alfabet
This managed care provider is in a business where the stakes are high. Every day, more than three million customers count on it to cover their bills in the event of a medical crisis. But its IT architecture was in need of some revamping. Alfabet was the answer.
Credit Suisse: Continuously improving IT with Alfabet
In 2008, Credit Suisse established a program to continuously improve its application technology. Key to this evolution was to understand and govern its technical products. They used Alfabet to create a single source of truth, combining three repositories into one.
Leading European bank: Improving process architecture
Renowned for superior advisement in the European sector of finance, this reputable institution made a name in leveraging strengths in wealth management and investing. The organization took it a step further in employing the use of Alfabet to visualize the application landscape for efficiency, insight, compliance and integration.
GDRFAD: Making Dubai the "happiest city"
The General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs of Dubai (GDRFAD) sought to provide the very best services to the public, wanting to see all their KPIs on one single dashboard. See how they leveraged the power of ARIS and Alfabet to make that possible.
Israeli Ministry of Labor: Faster help for those in need
In times of crisis, there is a need for speed. Yet the Israeli Minisitry of Labor used mainframe applications and paper forms that were taking up to six months to process. The ministry used EntireX to open up the process to anyone with an Internet connection.
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