Schlumberger uses Celonis to support enterprise-wide business transformation
Published by Aimee Knight,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
“Schlumberger’s previous ‘best of breed’ approach to business systems means that we have a high degree of operational complexity across the organisation,” said Eric Abecassis, CIO at Schlumberger. “With Celonis, we saw a unique opportunity to drive process standardisation and optimisation, and to significantly ease the inherent challenges associated with the ERP consolidation we are embarking on. Following success in two of our most critical business processes during the initial phases of ERP deployment, we’re now moving forward to deploy Celonis to accelerate business transformation enterprise wide."
The decision to roll out Celonis at an enterprise level follows significant achievements in Schlumberger’s purchasing and supply chain organisations, with focuses on process standardisation, reduction of manual rework, and laying the groundwork for process automation. They now intend to roll out Celonis broadly, to process owners and end users, and to leverage the software to align the organisation around business-critical process metrics. Celonis will be the tool for end users to measure their own improvement as well as the solution the organisation uses to measure corporate performance improvements.
“Schlumberger is the leader in oilfield services and have always used technology to keep this lead. They recognise that in order to stay on top they need to drive continual productivity growth with intelligent solutions,” said Alexander Rinke, CEO of Celonis. “We are seeing more and more companies take the same enterprise-wide approach, leveraging process mining to accelerate transformation results across all parts of the organisation.”
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/product-news/20112018/schlumberger-uses-celonis-to-support-enterprise-wide-business-transformation/
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