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Business Process Management Platforms
Gartner defines business processes as the coordination of the behavior of people, systems and things to produce specific business outcomes. 'Things' in this context refers to devices that are part of the Internet of Things (IoT). A BPM platform minimally includes: a graphical business process and/or rule modeling capability, a process registry/repository to handle the modeling metadata, a process execution engine and a state management engine or rule engine (or both). The three types of BPM platforms — basic BPM platforms, business process management suites (BPMSs), and intelligent business process management suites (iBPMSs) — can help solution architects and business outcome owners accelerate application development, transform business processes, and digitalize business processes to exploit business moments by providing capabilities that manage different aspects of the business process life cycle.
ARIS has 1 product in Business Process Management Platforms market
Digital Twin of an Organization Platforms
A DTO is a dynamic software model that relies on operational and contextual data to understand how an organization operationalizes its business model, connects with its current state, responds to changes, deploys resources, simulates future states and delivers customer value. A DTO platform is a technology platform that supports the creation, management and operationalization of a DTO.
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Enterprise Business Process Analysis Tools
Enterprise business process analysis (EBPA) tools enable business and process modeling, manage process repositories and support analysis aimed at transforming and improving business performance. These tools emphasize cross-viewpoint (strategy, analysis, architecture, automation) and cross-functional analysis guiding strategic and operational decisions.
ARIS has 1 product in Enterprise Business Process Analysis Tools market
Process Intelligence Platforms
Gartner defines process intelligence platforms as solutions that combine development and runtime software tools to mine, analyze, model, design, and monitor processes. They offer capabilities such as process and task mining, process modeling and designing, advanced process analysis, alerting, SLA and threshold-based tracking, anomaly detection, and interactive decision support by providing data about current processes and their conditions. AI and process automation opportunity discovery: By analyzing task and process-level data, the platform can pinpoint bottlenecks, delays, governance issues, compliance gaps, and manual handoffs that are ideal candidates for task or process automation and AI augmentation. It can also identify redundant steps and resource constraints that contribute to process inefficiencies. This use case helps discover and design to-be workflows by providing prioritized opportunity lists with estimated ROI, enabling enterprises to accelerate automation initiatives and maximize operational efficiency. Furthermore, this use case extends to providing a business operations context to ground AI agents, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and compliance requirements. Process improvement and optimization: This use case is essential for enterprises seeking to improve and optimize their operations by discovering, designing, modeling, and analyzing business processes. This enables end users to collaboratively redesign workflows (such as customer journeys, service delivery, or internal operations), leverage simulation capabilities to test future-state scenarios, and evaluate the impact of proposed changes. It also needs a centralized repository for storing process models, best practices, and improvement initiatives, enabling easy access, version control, and knowledge sharing across teams. Finally, through predictive and prescriptive analytics, users can identify optimal process improvements, anticipate outcomes, and make data-driven decisions that align with strategic objectives. Governance, risk, and compliance: Monitoring of process executions against regulatory requirements and internal policies ensures visibility into compliance. Automated audits, conformance checks, and risk scoring highlight policy violations and control weaknesses, empowering stakeholders to mitigate risks, enforce governance standards, and maintain audit trails. Bridging strategy to execution for digital transformation: This use case bridges the gap between strategic planning and daily operations by enabling data-driven actions. For example, when leadership sets a target customer satisfaction score, process intelligence tracks metrics such as response times and handoff delays, alerting teams to corrective steps and enabling process redesign where needed. If market data indicates a surge in demand, the platform simulates impacts across manufacturing and logistics, recommends adjustments, and updates roadmaps accordingly. By linking objectives, such as cost-to-serve reductions or quality improvements to key performance indicators (KPIs) and actionable triggers, organizations can ensure that every decision directly supports customer outcomes. Operations intelligence: This use case leverages dashboards, SLA tracking, and anomaly detection to continuously monitor process performance. It alerts to surface imminent issues, such as delays or exceptions, while historical and predictive analytics guide rapid root-cause analysis.
ARIS has 1 product in Process Intelligence Platforms market