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Cadence@Mattel

Mattel folded Cerebrus into engineering design so design engineers share one view of product design.

Sage@Mattel

A Sage Intacct rollout at Mattel took source to pay out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Unity@Mattel

Mattel runs change control on Unity so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Oracle@Mattel

Mattel standardized supply and production planning on Oracle instead of keeping parallel copies.

Siemens Digital Industries Software@Mattel

Mattel folded Tecnomatix into engineering design so design engineers share one view of product design.

Veeva@Mayo Clinic

Veeva is how Mayo Clinic keeps regulated content visible to people who have to act on it.

ADP@Mayo Clinic

Health Care teams at Mayo Clinic treat ADP as the working layer for pay operations.

Fortinet@Mayo Clinic

IAM and helpdesk at Mayo Clinic review access control in FortiManager rather than in personal files.

Pega@Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic asked for a cleaner operating picture of employee requests. Pega is what they run.

Palantir@Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic runs applied machine learning on Palantir so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Qualtrics@Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic asked for a cleaner operating picture of digital journeys. Qualtrics is what they run.

Asana@Mayo Clinic Platform

When cross-team delivery outgrew homegrown tracking, Mayo Clinic Platform brought in Asana.

Veeva@Mayo Clinic Platform

Mayo Clinic Platform asked for a cleaner operating picture of clinical records. Veeva is what they run.

Canva@Mayo Clinic Platform

Health Care teams at Mayo Clinic Platform treat Canva as the working layer for experience delivery.

Epic Systems@Mayo Clinic Platform

Cadence became the place Mayo Clinic Platform uses to control life sciences documents and processes in a purpose-built cloud.

Zendesk@Mayo Clinic Platform

Health Care teams at Mayo Clinic Platform treat Zendesk as the working layer for omnichannel service.

SAS@McCormick

McCormick uses SAS Customer Intelligence to query shared, documented data instead of competing desktop extracts.

Sage@McCormick

When supply and production planning outgrew homegrown tracking, McCormick brought in Sage.

AWS@McCormick

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

CrowdStrike@McCormick

McCormick uses Charlotte AI to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Netskope@McCormick

McCormick standardized inbound threat mail on Netskope instead of keeping parallel copies.

Cartesia@McDonald's

Streaming TTS became the place McDonald's uses to add natural voice to products and agents without standing up a studio pipeline.

PTC@McDonald's

McDonald's runs engineering design on PTC so ownership is obvious when work stalls.