🇯🇵 Japan

OpenAI@Eisai

Eisai standardized software delivery on OpenAI instead of keeping parallel copies.

Akamai@Fanuc

Fanuc runs network operations on Akamai so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Palantir@Fanuc

Gotham sits in the daily path at Fanuc, especially for data platform and lines of business.

Anthropic@Fanuc

A Claude rollout at Fanuc took engineering out of inboxes and into a named queue.

New Relic@Fanuc

Fanuc asked for a cleaner operating picture of application health. New Relic is what they run.

Teradata@Fanuc

When governed analytics outgrew homegrown tracking, Fanuc brought in Teradata.

AWS@Fast Retailing

Teams at Fast Retailing moved workload migration onto AWS after local tools started to collide.

Datadog@Fast Retailing

Fast Retailing folded Bits AI into detection engineering so detection engineers share one view of security telemetry.

Infor@Fast Retailing

When financial close outgrew homegrown tracking, Fast Retailing brought in Infor.

Cisco@Fast Retailing

Fast Retailing standardized edge delivery on Cisco instead of keeping parallel copies.

CrowdStrike@Fast Retailing

Fast Retailing standardized inbound threat mail on CrowdStrike instead of keeping parallel copies.

OpenAI@Fast Retailing

Ops and platform teams at Fast Retailing review task agents in Assistants API rather than in personal files.

Intuit@Fast Retailing

Fast Retailing folded Credit Karma into planning and forecasting so FP&A share one view of financial planning.

Appian@Fast Retailing

In Japan, Fast Retailing relies on Appian for shared services.

HubSpot@Fujifilm Healthcare

Fujifilm Healthcare standardized case handling on HubSpot instead of keeping parallel copies.

Epic Systems@Fujifilm Healthcare

In Japan, Fujifilm Healthcare relies on Epic Systems for care delivery.

AWS@Fujifilm Healthcare

Migration squads at Fujifilm Healthcare review workload migration in AWS Lambda rather than in personal files.

Veeva@Fujifilm Healthcare

Fujifilm Healthcare standardized clinical records on Veeva instead of keeping parallel copies.

ServiceNow@Fujifilm Healthcare

Fujifilm Healthcare asked for a cleaner operating picture of employee requests. ServiceNow is what they run.

Palantir@Fujifilm Healthcare

Fujifilm Healthcare uses Ontology to move operational events between systems as they happen.

Microsoft Azure@Fujitsu

20% reduction in developer workload and 375,000 developer hours saved annually while eliminating weeks of device configuration and reducing security risks across 120,000 users.

Appian@Fujitsu

In Japan, Fujitsu relies on Appian for shared services.

Hugging Face@Fujitsu

In Japan, Fujitsu relies on Hugging Face for research and writing.