The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted the supply chains of many Celonis customers and caused liquidity problems for some, says Gunther Rameseder in the video. Pursue reacted quickly and launched its "Covid Customer Care" program shortly after the coronavirus outbreak. The goal: to support customers with issues arising from the pandemic.
As Rameseder reports in #DieWeltnachCorona, Celonis itself had particular problems with onboarding new employees at the beginning of the pandemic—unsurprisingly for a rapidly growing company. The way customers set up their software also had to change due to the coronavirus: On-site workshops had to be moved to virtual formats.
#TheWorldAfterCorona: "Celonis will emerge from the Corona crisis as a winner"
Gunther Rameseder However, he looks positively to the future:
"I believe that in the long term, Corona will have a positive impact on digital transformation in Germany because many companies will literally be forced to digitize their business models and processes within a very short period of time."
Companies need an execution management system like the one from Celonis for this digital transformation, says Rameseder:
“So I would definitely say that Celonis will emerge as a winner from the Corona crisis.”
In the full video, Gunther Rameseder, Senior Vice President Solution Engineering at Celonis, looks at #TheWorldAfterCorona:
