ABPMP Philadelphia Chapter
Scaling Process Mining: From Technology-Pilot Success to Enterprise Value Impact
Olaf Geyer
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Online: November 13, 2025, at 6:30 pm ET
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In Person: Networking starts at 6:00 pm ET at Widener University
(Room 207, Quick Center building, One University Place, Chester, PA 19013)
Process mining projects often start with a technology focus, overlooking business-driven objectives. This narrow view makes it difficult to assess business value and feasibility before a project begins and ignores process mining’s role as part of the broader transformation lifecycle.
In this session, we present a scalable, phased approach proven at a large North American consumer bank. The model enabled quick wins, established an operating framework, and scaled process mining across the enterprise. Attendees will gain insights into how process mining can be embedded into a transformation office to deliver sustainable business impact.
Olaf Geyer is an expert in Business Process Management with over 30 years of experience shaping methodologies and delivering enterprise-scale transformation. After beginning his career at the Technical University of Berlin, Olaf became one of the experienced adopters of ARIS and has since helped pioneer its use across industries worldwide. He has led large-scale BPM, Enterprise Architecture, SOA, and Process Mining programs that improved efficiency, compliance, and innovation across life sciences, banking, manufacturing, aerospace, and defense.
During his time with ARIS, as lead architect of ARIS professional services methodology, he created frameworks that became the foundation for successful consulting engagements worldwide. Currently, Olaf drives the development of ARIS Process Mining service standards and authors the ARIS Process Mining Cookbook. He also designs methodologies for process-driven Agentic AI projects, establishing best practices that bridge BPM and next-generation AI.
