A LinkedIn post from Celonis highlights the role of process intelligence and innovation in addressing business challenges, featuring a profile of Sara Johnson in its Celonis Champions series. The post describes Johnson’s work since 2019 on applying Celonis technology to supply chain processes at Kimberly-Clark, across both operational and executive use cases.
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The content points to a business-led Center of Excellence focused on people and processes, and references the use of Celonis process mining (OCPM), partner applications, and automation. For investors, this suggests active, value-focused deployments within a large enterprise customer, which may support perceptions of Celonis’ ability to drive adoption, expand use cases, and deepen account penetration in complex supply chain environments.
The emphasis on user journeys and human-centric design may indicate that Celonis is positioning its platform not only as a technical analytics tool but as an enabler of organization-wide process transformation. If replicated across other customers, such CoE-driven models could help sustain recurring revenue, increase stickiness of the platform, and strengthen Celonis’ competitive positioning in the process intelligence and automation market.