Discover how Martin Scheid from ARIS showcases the integration of BPMN modeling, process mining tools, and automation solutions, paving the way for advanced process intelligence in business management.
A new blog post of Process Pitch was published on Apr 13, 2025 with the original title:
Exploring ARIS with Martin Scheid: Process Modeling and Automation Insights
Overview:
This blog post features insights from Martin Scheid of ARIS, focusing on the capabilities of the ARIS platform, including its process modeling, analysis, and automation features. It highlights the platform’s integration with tools like Bizagi and SAP, as well as its application in business process analysis and process mining.
Core content:
- Martin Scheid presents ARIS, showcasing its seamless import of BPMN models and compatibility with various modeling languages like EPKs.
- ARIS enables the storage of diverse process-related information, including integration with third-party systems and RACI matrices in XML format.
- The platform aims to expand into Business Process Analysis and Automation, integrating AI-infused Process Intelligence capabilities.
- Demonstrating process analysis, ARIS allows easy adjustments and enhancements through user-friendly process mining tools.
- ARIS integrates well with SAP tools and introduces ARIS Flows, a new workflow solution currently in beta testing.
Learnings:
- Readers will learn how ARIS can efficiently import and manage BPMN models alongside other languages in the process modeling ecosystem.
- The blog explains how ARIS allows for comprehensive data storage that supports process optimization and analysis workflows.
- Insights into the integration of ARIS with existing tools like SAP and the potential for automating processes will be discussed.
- Readers will understand the implications of AI and Process Intelligence in enhancing business process management within ARIS.
- Explorations of practical applications in process mining will provide strategies for optimizing process efficiency through ARIS tools.
The original content was published in German.
