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OpenAI@Texas Health Resources

OpenAI is how Texas Health Resources keeps software delivery visible to people who have to act on it.

Cartesia@Texas Health Resources

Shared Cartesia Voice API workspaces help Texas Health Resources keep engineering honest across teams.

VMware@Texas Health Resources

Shared Aria workspaces help Texas Health Resources keep data platform operations honest across teams.

Palo Alto Networks@Texas Instruments

Teams at Texas Instruments moved access control onto Palo Alto Networks after local tools started to collide.

Asana@Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments runs program management on Asana so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Unity@Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments uses Sentis to test options digitally before committing shop-floor time.

Teradata@Texas Instruments

Data platform and lines of business at Texas Instruments review secure data sharing in QueryGrid rather than in personal files.

OpenText@Texas Instruments

OpenText Content Cloud became the place Texas Instruments uses to run reliable video and chat for people who are rarely in the same room.

HashiCorp@Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments runs environment provisioning on HashiCorp so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

monday.com@Texas Instruments

In the United States, Texas Instruments relies on monday.com for program management.

Coupa@Texas Instruments

Community.ai sits in the daily path at Texas Instruments, especially for order desk and finance.

Smartsheet@Texas Instruments

Project and operations leads at Texas Instruments review cross-team delivery in Control Center rather than in personal files.

Dataiku@Textron

In the United States, Textron relies on Dataiku for enterprise reporting.

Freshworks@Textron

Shared Freshservice workspaces help Textron keep customer support honest across teams.

SAP@Textron

A SAP BTP rollout at Textron took record to report out of inboxes and into a named queue.

AVEVA@Textron

In the United States, Textron relies on AVEVA for change control.

Informatica@Textron

Industrials teams at Textron treat Informatica as the working layer for enterprise reporting.

AWS@Textron

Migration squads at Textron review workload migration in Amazon EC2 rather than in personal files.

Anthropic@Textron

Textron standardized spoken interfaces on Anthropic instead of keeping parallel copies.

Red Hat@The NRMA

Red Hat Insights became the place The NRMA uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

Teradata@The NRMA

Platform engineers at The NRMA review event streams in Teradata Vantage rather than in personal files.

Confluent@The NRMA

Teams at The NRMA moved feature pipelines onto Confluent after local tools started to collide.

Palantir@The Trade Desk

When governed analytics outgrew homegrown tracking, The Trade Desk brought in Palantir.

Salesforce@The Trade Desk

The Trade Desk uses Data Cloud to run campaigns against a governed audience rather than exported lists.