To Alexandre Wentzo, organizations aren’t static. They’re living systems in constant need of tuning, x-raying, and, in his words, “becoming bionic.” That metaphor—part medical scan, part sci-fi upgrade—has become something of a personal mantra for the CEO of iGrafx, who believes that today’s process intelligence demands more than just marginal improvements. It demands transformation.
Wentzo has spent more than 20 years driving that transformation across the enterprise software landscape. His career began in what he once called the “gray box” era—when process software was opaque, difficult to understand, and often disconnected from real business outcomes. Rising quickly from sales to CEO, he’s made a habit of turning ambiguity into structure and adding color to what once seemed grayscale.
He describes the CEO role as a “double A”: architect and alchemist. The architect defines the vision, builds the structure, and aligns the moving parts. The alchemist brings energy, cohesion, and the creativity to turn ordinary inputs into something greater.
That’s the dual responsibility he brings to iGrafx, where he’s helping global enterprises rethink the way they operate. At the heart of the company’s offering is Process360 Live, a unified process intelligence platform that combines mining, modeling, simulation, and optimization. Under Wentzo’s leadership, the company also recently launched Pia, a generative AI assistant that enables even non-technical employees to build process maps from natural language or SOPs. Whether the issue is in compliance, cash flow, or supply chain management, iGrafx uncovers it, improves it, and predicts what’s next.
What’s next, of course, is never static. The companies iGrafx serves are navigating nonstop change—tightening regulations, supply chain volatility, and rising cost pressures. For Wentzo, this isn’t just a product challenge. It’s an existential one. The difference between staying ahead and falling behind isn’t access to data. It’s knowing how to read it, act on it, and rewire fast. That’s the space iGrafx plays in—and the future he’s building toward.
