Bill Detwiler

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Editor, Technical Content and Ecosystem, Celonis

California, New York

Business and Finance, Technology, U.S. Regional

As seen in: Celonis, LinkedIn, CNET, GameSpot, ZDNet, TechRepublic, Diginomica, iTWire, PEX Network, IT Brief Australia, ChannelLife Australia and

Covers: AI/ML, Process Intelligence, Process Mining, Task Mining, Digital Transformation, Data Analytics, Automation, ERP, CRM, Sustainability, Software Development, No-code/Low-code

Editor, Technical Content & Ecosystem @Celonis; editorial leader; journalist; Life-long techie & reformed CJ professor. Views my own.

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Editor Celonis Blog and Newsroom, award-winning tech journalist. Former Editor-in-Chief for TechRepublic, host of TechRepublic's Dynamic Developer podcast and host of TechRepublic and CNET's Cracking Open video series. Former IT professional in the social research and energy industries.

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API Automation: How engineering teams are building consumer-ready apps at enterprise scale

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Challenges in data engineering: Secrets on building a real-time streaming platform

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AI success - PEX Network

Aug 25, 2025 |

By Bill Detwiler

| PEX Network

Enterprises have reached an inflection point in their use of artificial intelligence (AI). The technology is already ubiquitous, with 99 percent of organizations deploying it in some form or another, according to the AI edition of the 2025 Celonis Process Optimization Report. However, so far businesses are mostly applying AI to relatively simple, small-scale use cases like customer service chatbots or developer support.

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Process Earth Sprint 2024

May 21, 2025 |

By Bill Detwiler

| Celonis

Sustainability is a hot topic in boardrooms worldwide. And it’s only getting hotter as the planet warms up and regulations tighten. Responding to that as a company is hard. Performance data is scattered, goals are set against uncertain futures, and there are numerous competing priorities.

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Introducing the Celonis Finance Solution Suite

May 12, 2025 |

By Bill Detwiler

| Celonis

Finance leaders are no longer simply bean counters charged with cost control and reporting. They’re value generators and strategic business enablers. As a recent KPMG report summarized, “The Finance function is becoming increasingly integrated into overall business operations, strategic planning and decision-making processes.” This changed role comes with its pressures.

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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started my journalism career as a freelance writer for TechRepublic.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I learned to type (or keyboard as it's now called) on an IBM Selectric II.

How is social media changing news?

It's both a benefit and a hazard. It democratizes news gathering and sharing, but also allows for, and too often, encourages disinformation.