Celonis, a global leader in process mining and process intelligence, has announced a strategic alliance with Bloomfilter, a company specializing in intelligence solutions for software development. Together, these companies have launched Celonis for Software Development Life Cycle Management (SDLC), an application that promises to transform the $403 billion software development services sector by making processes more efficient, observable, and predictable.
The new solution combines Celonis’ process intelligence platform with Bloomfilter’s expertise in software development life cycle management. This enables organizations to significantly reduce common issues in software development, such as inflexible delivery timelines, production bottlenecks, redundant work, and a lack of visibility into process compliance.
Innovation in Software Development Life Cycle
A joint study conducted by McKinsey and the University of Oxford reveals that large software projects tend to exceed budgets by 66% and are delayed in 33% of cases, with up to 17% of these projects becoming so problematic that they threaten the company’s stability. The most common causes of these failures are attributed to a lack of observability in the development cycle, task repetition, bottlenecks, and non-compliance with processes.
Celonis for SDLC – powered by Bloomfilter offers a range of capabilities designed to mitigate these risks:
- Strategy: Aligns business priorities with technical initiatives to ensure the team is focused on key objectives and project scope changes.
- Finance: Provides detailed insights into development spending and outcomes, as well as resource allocation.
- Process Mapping: Visualizes workflow and highlights rework and waste points, enabling quick identification of issues.
- Advanced Analytics: Uses deep process analytics to identify bottlenecks and inflexibility in development cycles.
This application is also equipped with an artificial intelligence assistant that facilitates process automation and real-time data querying, helping to reduce bottlenecks and improve efficiency in software development.
Impact on Clients
Don Sweeney, CEO of Ashling Partners, described this collaboration as “a game-changer.” According to Sweeney, the new tool has allowed his team to reduce redundant work and improve on-time software delivery for their clients.
For his part, Keith Rozmus, President of Softserve, highlighted how Bloomfilter has enhanced their ability to build and deliver high-quality software. “The integration with Celonis will only amplify our capacity to maintain excellence in delivery,” he commented.
Future Vision of Celonis and Bloomfilter
Ryan Muni, Director of Partnerships at Celonis in North America, noted that this alliance represents “a powerful combination” of extensible data models, AI, and deep expertise in software development, all within the Celonis platform. The synergy between these two companies promises to transform software development, reducing costs and risks for Chief Information Officers (CIOs) in an increasingly competitive landscape.
With this collaboration, Celonis and Bloomfilter aim not only to optimize internal development processes but also to set a new standard in the software industry, helping businesses become more productive and deliver greater value to their customers.
The Celonis application for SDLC Management – powered by Bloomfilter is available in the Celonis Marketplace, where interested companies can learn more about its capabilities and how to implement it in their operations.
via: Celonis