Chef vs Celonis
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Progress Software (NASDAQ: PRGS) infrastructure automation platform for DevSecOps; acquired 2020 for $220M at $70M ARR — Chef Infra, InSpec, and Habitat competing with Ansible and HashiCorp for enterprise configuration management.
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Chef is a Seattle-based infrastructure automation and configuration management platform — acquired by Progress Software (NASDAQ: PRGS) in October 2020 for $220 million cash, representing a 3x revenue multiple on $70 million ARR with 95% recurring subscription revenue — providing DevSecOps automation tools including Chef Infra (infrastructure configuration-as-code), Chef InSpec (compliance automation and security policy enforcement), Chef Habitat (application build, deploy, and runtime automation), and Chef Automate (enterprise dashboard for compliance and infrastructure visibility). Founded in 2008 by Adam Jacob and now operating as Chef by Progress within Progress Software's DevOps portfolio alongside Telerik, Kinvey, and OpenEdge.
Process mining leader with $13B valuation; AI platform analyzing event logs from SAP and Salesforce to identify bottlenecks and automate process improvements.
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Celonis is the global leader in process intelligence, providing an AI-powered platform that mines event log data from enterprise systems (SAP, Salesforce, Oracle) to visualize, analyze, and optimize business processes in real time. Founded in 2011 in Munich, Germany by Alexander Rinke, Bastian Nominacher, and Martin Klenk, Celonis pioneered the process mining category and has grown it into a major enterprise software segment. The company reached a $13 billion valuation in 2022, making it one of Europe's most valuable software companies.
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