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Netskope@Lloyds Banking Group

When private application access outgrew homegrown tracking, Lloyds Banking Group brought in Netskope.

SS&C@Lloyds Banking Group

Teams at Lloyds Banking Group moved core processing onto SS&C after local tools started to collide.

Oracle@Lloyds Banking Group

Teams at Lloyds Banking Group moved procurement and payables onto Oracle after local tools started to collide.

DocuSign@Lloyds Banking Group

When contract routing outgrew homegrown tracking, Lloyds Banking Group brought in DocuSign.

Hugging Face@Lloyds Banking Group

Financials teams at Lloyds Banking Group treat Hugging Face as the working layer for engineering.

Fiserv@Lloyds Banking Group

Financials teams at Lloyds Banking Group treat Fiserv as the working layer for banking operations.

Temenos@Lloyds Banking Group

When financial planning outgrew homegrown tracking, Lloyds Banking Group brought in Temenos.

Anaplan@London Stock Exchange Group

Shared Anaplan Modeling workspaces help London Stock Exchange Group keep planning and forecasting honest across teams.

Fiserv@London Stock Exchange Group

When financial planning outgrew homegrown tracking, London Stock Exchange Group brought in Fiserv.

Guidewire@London Stock Exchange Group

Shared BillingCenter workspaces help London Stock Exchange Group keep planning and forecasting honest across teams.

ServiceNow@London Stock Exchange Group

London Stock Exchange Group uses Customer Service Management to take incidents and requests through a single workflow instead of email chains.

SS&C@London Stock Exchange Group

SS&C Blue Prism sits in the daily path at London Stock Exchange Group, especially for underwriters and claims handlers.

Microsoft Azure@London Stock Exchange Group

Microsoft 365 became the place London Stock Exchange Group uses to keep procedures next to the work so people do not hunt through inboxes.

Tenable@London Stock Exchange Group

Tenable is how London Stock Exchange Group keeps access control visible to people who have to act on it.

VMware@London Stock Exchange Group

Aria sits in the daily path at London Stock Exchange Group, especially for data engineers.

Grafana Labs@Marks and Spencer

Grafana Cloud sits in the daily path at Marks and Spencer, especially for SREs and developers.

IBM@Marks and Spencer

IBM Cloud sits in the daily path at Marks and Spencer, especially for data engineers.

Intuit@Marks and Spencer

Teams at Marks and Spencer moved financial planning onto Intuit after local tools started to collide.

Smartsheet@Marks and Spencer

Marks and Spencer runs program management on Smartsheet so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

HashiCorp@Marks and Spencer

A Vault rollout at Marks and Spencer took secure delivery out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Zscaler@Matillion

IAM and helpdesk at Matillion review access control in Zscaler Private Access rather than in personal files.

Netskope@Matillion

Matillion asked for a cleaner operating picture of endpoint detection. Netskope is what they run.

NVIDIA@Matillion

Teams at Matillion moved spoken interfaces onto NVIDIA after local tools started to collide.