Country
๐บ๐ธ United States
All United States customer value stories (5821)
Tenable@
Analog Devices
Shared Nessus workspaces help Analog Devices keep cloud security review honest across teams.
Zendesk@
Analog Devices
Analog Devices folded Sunshine into product communications so product and growth teams share one view of customer messaging.
ADP@
Analog Devices
ADP Lyric HCM sits in the daily path at Analog Devices, especially for recruiters and people partners.
IBM@
Analog Devices
Migration squads at Analog Devices review workload migration in Red Hat OpenShift rather than in personal files.
Netskope@
Analog Devices
Teams at Analog Devices moved access control onto Netskope after local tools started to collide.
Proofpoint@
ANSYS
IAM and helpdesk at ANSYS review access control in Information Protection rather than in personal files.
ADP@
ANSYS
ADP Talent became the place ANSYS uses to handle recruiting and reviews without a separate stack for every country.
PTC@
ANSYS
ANSYS asked for a cleaner operating picture of simulation. PTC is what they run.
AWS@
Anthropic
In the United States, Anthropic relies on AWS for reliability engineering.
CrowdStrike@
Anthropic
Falcon Complete sits in the daily path at Anthropic, especially for cloud security engineers.
Autodesk@
Anthropic
Anthropic standardized operations visibility on Autodesk instead of keeping parallel copies.
Smartsheet@
Anthropic
Project and operations leads at Anthropic review cross-team delivery in Brandfolder rather than in personal files.
Zscaler@
Anthropic
Zscaler Private Access sits in the daily path at Anthropic, especially for cloud security engineers.
monday.com@
Anthropic
Information Technology teams at Anthropic treat monday.com as the working layer for program management.
Pega@
Anthropic
Anthropic asked for a cleaner operating picture of employee requests. Pega is what they run.
BMC@
APA
Energy teams at APA treat BMC as the working layer for shared services.
Microsoft Azure@
APA
APA uses Azure to host production systems on a shared, governed cloud foundation.
Appian@
APA
Appian is how APA keeps IT service requests visible to people who have to act on it.
DocuSign@
APA
APA standardized cross-team delivery on DocuSign instead of keeping parallel copies.
Infor@
APA
APA asked for a cleaner operating picture of supply and production planning. Infor is what they run.
CrowdStrike@
Apollo
Apollo uses Charlotte AI to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.
IBM@
Apollo
Apollo folded IBM Instana into platform operations so infrastructure and application teams share one view of cloud landing zones.
Red Hat@
Apollo
When backup and failover outgrew homegrown tracking, Apollo brought in Red Hat.
Elastic@
Apollo
Apollo asked for a cleaner operating picture of security telemetry. Elastic is what they run.