Consumer Discretionary

Sage@Dick's Sporting Goods

Sage is how Dick's Sporting Goods keeps supply and production planning visible to people who have to act on it.

Shopify@Dick's Sporting Goods

In the United States, Dick's Sporting Goods relies on Shopify for omnichannel retail.

Snyk@Dick's Sporting Goods

Shared Snyk Open Source workspaces help Dick's Sporting Goods keep continuous delivery honest across teams.

Zscaler@Dick's Sporting Goods

Teams at Dick's Sporting Goods moved access control onto Zscaler after local tools started to collide.

Akamai@Disney Parks

Disney Parks asked for a cleaner operating picture of campus and branch networking. Akamai is what they run.

Cisco@Disney Parks

Network and app owners at Disney Parks review application traffic in Secure Access rather than in personal files.

Infor@Disney Parks

When supply and production planning outgrew homegrown tracking, Disney Parks brought in Infor.

IBM@Disney Parks

Teams at Disney Parks moved workload migration onto IBM after local tools started to collide.

Sage@Disney Parks

Sage X3 became the place Disney Parks uses to close the books from one set of operational records.

Oracle@Disney Parks

Disney Parks asked for a cleaner operating picture of supply and production planning. Oracle is what they run.

Zscaler@Disney Parks

In the United States, Disney Parks relies on Zscaler for remote access.

Asana@DoorDash

Consumer Discretionary teams at DoorDash treat Asana as the working layer for program management.

Ansys@DoorDash

Teams at DoorDash moved operations visibility onto Ansys after local tools started to collide.

GitLab@DoorDash

GitLab Security sits in the daily path at DoorDash, especially for developers and AppSec.

Okta@DoorDash

DoorDash runs email security on Okta so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Microsoft Azure@DoorDash

DoorDash uses GitHub Copilot to host production systems on a shared, governed cloud foundation.

Appian@DoorDash

A Appian Platform rollout at DoorDash took back-office automation out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Splunk@DoorDash

Teams at DoorDash moved application health onto Splunk after local tools started to collide.

HashiCorp@DoorDash

Terraform became the place DoorDash uses to catch dependency and code issues while the change is still in review.

New Relic@DoorDash

When log investigation outgrew homegrown tracking, DoorDash brought in New Relic.

CrowdStrike@DR Horton

Teams at DR Horton moved access control onto CrowdStrike after local tools started to collide.

Zscaler@DR Horton

Zscaler is how DR Horton keeps access control visible to people who have to act on it.

UiPath@DR Horton

DR Horton standardized IT service requests on UiPath instead of keeping parallel copies.

Canva@DR Horton

Consumer Discretionary teams at DR Horton treat Canva as the working layer for experience delivery.