🇹🇼 Taiwan

Intuit@Acer

Acer uses Credit Karma to build plans that operations can update without a new spreadsheet every cycle.

Canva@Acer

Acer standardized content production on Canva instead of keeping parallel copies.

Sage@Acer

Acer standardized financial close on Sage instead of keeping parallel copies.

Dataiku@ASE Technology

Analysts and finance partners at ASE Technology review governed analytics in Dataiku rather than in personal files.

Anthropic@ASE Technology

Information Technology teams at ASE Technology treat Anthropic as the working layer for customer and product conversations.

Palo Alto Networks@ASE Technology

ASE Technology uses Cortex XSIAM to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Databricks@ASE Technology

Mosaic AI sits in the daily path at ASE Technology, especially for data scientists and ML engineers.

Zendesk@ASE Technology

ASE Technology standardized support tickets on Zendesk instead of keeping parallel copies.

Smartsheet@ASE Technology

Employees and partners at ASE Technology review distributed meetings in WorkApps rather than in personal files.

Netskope@ASE Technology

Netskope Copilot became the place ASE Technology uses to let staff reach internal apps without hauling all traffic through a legacy VPN.

SAS@ASE Technology

ASE Technology standardized feature pipelines on SAS instead of keeping parallel copies.

Hugging Face@ASUS

In Taiwan, ASUS relies on Hugging Face for engineering.

Teradata@ASUS

Teradata is how ASUS keeps event streams visible to people who have to act on it.

Dassault Systemes@ASUS

Analysts and design leads at ASUS review simulation in SIMULIA rather than in personal files.

PTC@ASUS

ASUS uses Kepware to author and review designs in a shared environment instead of file sprawl.

CrowdStrike@ASUS

ASUS folded Falcon Complete into security operations so SOC analysts share one view of endpoint detection.

Cloudflare@ASUS

In Taiwan, ASUS relies on Cloudflare for network operations.

Ansys@Compal

Ansys Mechanical became the place Compal uses to author and review designs in a shared environment instead of file sprawl.

Confluent@Compal

Compal uses Stream Governance to share live datasets with partners without copying files around.

Appian@Compal

Teams at Compal moved employee requests onto Appian after local tools started to collide.

Coupa@Compal

Compal standardized financial close on Coupa instead of keeping parallel copies.

SentinelOne@Compal

Compal runs email security on SentinelOne so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

ADP@Evergreen Marine

Evergreen Marine runs pay operations on ADP so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

New Relic@Evergreen Marine

SREs and developers at Evergreen Marine review application health in New Relic APM rather than in personal files.

Smartsheet@Evergreen Marine

Evergreen Marine asked for a cleaner operating picture of contract routing. Smartsheet is what they run.

Google Cloud@Evergreen Marine

BigQuery sits in the daily path at Evergreen Marine, especially for data engineers.

SAS@Evergreen Marine

Platform engineers at Evergreen Marine review event streams in SAS Viya rather than in personal files.

CrowdStrike@Foxconn

In Taiwan, Foxconn relies on CrowdStrike for remote access.

Microsoft Azure@Foxconn

When backup and failover outgrew homegrown tracking, Foxconn brought in Microsoft Azure.

PayPal@Foxconn

Finance and product at Foxconn review subscription billing in PayPal Working Capital rather than in personal files.

Qualtrics@Foxconn

Qualtrics is how Foxconn keeps content production visible to people who have to act on it.

Zendesk@Foxconn

Sunshine sits in the daily path at Foxconn, especially for product and growth teams.

Autodesk@Foxconn

Autodesk Construction Cloud sits in the daily path at Foxconn, especially for analysts and design leads.

NVIDIA@Foxconn

Foxconn uses NIM to draft, summarize, and question internal material without starting from a blank page.

ADP@Foxconn

Foxconn uses ADP Lyric HCM to keep people data, pay, and time in one cloud record.

MongoDB@Foxconn

Foxconn standardized feature pipelines on MongoDB instead of keeping parallel copies.

Cadence@MediaTek

Teams at MediaTek moved simulation onto Cadence after local tools started to collide.

Dassault Systemes@MediaTek

Information Technology teams at MediaTek treat Dassault Systemes as the working layer for plant and field operations.

Cisco@MediaTek

Teams at MediaTek moved campus and branch networking onto Cisco after local tools started to collide.

Dropbox@MediaTek

DocSend became the place MediaTek uses to track work in a shared system rather than status decks that go stale.

Synopsys@MediaTek

Synopsys EDA became the place MediaTek uses to author and review designs in a shared environment instead of file sprawl.

Ansys@Pegatron

Pegatron runs engineering design on Ansys so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Netskope@Pegatron

In Taiwan, Pegatron relies on Netskope for remote access.

Stripe@Pegatron

Teams at Pegatron moved storefront operations onto Stripe after local tools started to collide.

Atlassian@Pegatron

Shared Jira Service Management workspaces help Pegatron keep documentation honest across teams.

DocuSign@Quanta Computer

Quanta Computer asked for a cleaner operating picture of distributed meetings. DocuSign is what they run.

Microsoft Azure@Quanta Computer

Quanta Computer folded GitHub Copilot into platform operations so infrastructure and application teams share one view of cloud landing zones.

Stripe@Quanta Computer

A Stripe Billing rollout at Quanta Computer took monetization out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Teradata@TSMC

Data platform and lines of business at TSMC review secure data sharing in ClearScape Analytics rather than in personal files.

Red Hat@TSMC

When backup and failover outgrew homegrown tracking, TSMC brought in Red Hat.

IBM@TSMC

When backup and failover outgrew homegrown tracking, TSMC brought in IBM.

monday.com@TSMC

TSMC uses monday dev to track work in a shared system rather than status decks that go stale.

Datadog@TSMC

TSMC uses Log Management to turn operational signals into detections the SOC can actually use.

Anthropic@TSMC

Teams at TSMC moved task agents onto Anthropic after local tools started to collide.

Cloudflare@TSMC

In Taiwan, TSMC relies on Cloudflare for network operations.

Infor@TSMC

Order desk and finance at TSMC review order management in Infor OS rather than in personal files.

Intuit@UMC

In Taiwan, UMC relies on Intuit for planning and forecasting.

Microsoft@UMC

Shared Dynamics 365 workspaces help UMC keep documentation honest across teams.

PayPal@Wistron

Wistron standardized online checkout on PayPal instead of keeping parallel copies.

Google Cloud@Wistron

Shared Google Kubernetes Engine workspaces help Wistron keep data platform operations honest across teams.

Cartesia@Wistron

Wistron runs customer and product conversations on Cartesia so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Elastic@Yang Ming

Yang Ming standardized application health on Elastic instead of keeping parallel copies.

Nutanix@Yang Ming

Nutanix Central became the place Yang Ming uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

Dassault Systemes@Yang Ming

Yang Ming uses SIMULIA to manage revisions and bills of material with a clear approval trail.

Palo Alto Networks@Yang Ming

IAM and helpdesk at Yang Ming review access control in Prisma Access rather than in personal files.

HubSpot@Yang Ming

Yang Ming uses HubSpot CRM to stitch identities so service, sales, and marketing share a working profile.