Carl Lehmann is a Senior Research Analyst in the Applied Infrastructure & DevOps and Cloud Native research channels at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. He leads 451 Research's coverage of process automation and integration in hybrid IT and cloud-native architectures, as well as how hybrid IT affects business strategy and operations. The markets covered in his research include digital automation platforms (including workflow and business process management suites), robotic process automation technology, process discovery and mining technology, and hybrid integration platforms (including integration PaaS and API management).
Prior to joining 451 Research, Carl was a Principal Analyst at BPMethods, where he advised clients on business strategy and process management. His book, Strategy and Business Process Management: Techniques for Improving Execution, Adaptability, and Consistency," was published by Taylor and Francis Group in 2012. Carl was also a Senior VP of Strategy and Product Management for a B2B integration firm (now OpenText) and served 10 years as VP of Research for IT advisory firms Gartner and META Group, advising Fortune 500 clients. Carl's career began as a Project Manager for AT&T and a Product Manager for Digital Equipment Corporation (now Hewlett Packard Enterprise). He is a graduate of Boston University School of Management."
Process automation and data integration go hand in hand to enable workflows, so a unified platform and data model that performs both is increasingly in demand. Xiatech has come to market with a platform intended to integrate systems, data, processes, insight and people in a new category it is calling "hyper integration."
The company has largely completed the migration of its technology and product portfolio to a fully cloud-native architecture. Informatica's prior cloud-first strategy has been fulfilled, and the company is now focusing on executing a new operating model, so that going forward it will be cloud only and consumption driven.
The need for business process automation technology continues to be strong, regardless of economic conditions. ProcessMaker's success in recent years triggered investment capital that enabled the vendor to expand its global reach and enter the intelligent document processing market by acquisition.
The company provides a platform to automate the process design documents associated with creating software robots using robotic process automation technology. It has since expanded its capabilities and now offers its Migration Factory to assist in the efficient migration of bots from one RPA platform to another.
With the improvement and simplification of low-/no-code workflow and process automation technology, the integration of AI everywhere, and the emergence of graph databases, decision management technology is morphing into decision automation technology. Trisotech just might be blazing new trails while operating under the radar.
The vendor is ramping up its Azure Integration Services development and go-to-market efforts, bringing them together in a holistic offering, linking them to its Power Automate tool, and positioning all to benefit pro-code, low-code and non-IT "citizen" developers.
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