Celonis Wins the German Innovation Award 2019

• The German Innovation Award honors outstanding ideas and business models • Celonis received an award in the SME category • The winners were honored on March 29, 2019 at a festive gala in the Kesselhaus in Munich

Munich, Germany - April 1, 2019: Celonis once again scores as a trailblazer in the market at the 10th presentation of the German Innovation Awards. The Munich-based software company took home the top prize in the SME category. Celonis impressed a jury with its process mining technology, which distinguished it as an outstanding pioneering company that is transforming business and markets with its innovative power. The German Innovation Prize is awarded annually by Accenture, EnBW and the magazine WirtschaftsWoche.

The organizers presented awards in the categories of large enterprises, medium-sized businesses and startups. In addition to new products and innovative business models, processes and services as well as organizational and marketing innovations are taken into account. The award was presented to the winners on March 29, 2019 during a festive award ceremony at the Kesselhaus in Munich.

"We are very pleased to be recognized by the jury of the German Innovation Award for our Intelligent Business Cloud, and proud to take home the coveted prize," says Bastian Nominacher, Co-CEO and co-founder of Celonis. "This award is an award for our entire team and a nice confirmation of our work. With our technology, we provide companies of all industries and sizes with an innovative and powerful tool to increase their efficiency in all business processes. "

About Celonis Celonis (www.celonis.com) is a software company based in Munich and New York. Its Intelligent Business Cloud is the key to a successful transformation for organizations across industries worldwide, enabling them to leverage process insights into concrete action options.

The underlying process mining technology makes it possible to comprehensively understand and improve all business processes. Employees can actively help shape the transition to greater communication and efficiency throughout the organization.

Leading companies such as Siemens, GM, 3M, Airbus and Vodafone rely on Celonis' technology worldwide - with the potential to realize millions of dollars in savings and provide better services to their customers.