Consumer Discretionary

Shopify@Li Auto

Finance and product at Li Auto review subscription billing in Shopify Payments rather than in personal files.

Adobe@Li Auto

Adobe Analytics became the place Li Auto uses to collect and act on feedback instead of parking it in a slide.

VMware@Li Auto

Aria became the place Li Auto uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

Cartesia@Linamar

Ops and platform teams at Linamar review task agents in Ink rather than in personal files.

Cisco@Linamar

In Canada, Linamar relies on Cisco for network operations.

Datadog@Linamar

Linamar folded Log Management into production support so SREs and developers share one view of application health.

Asana@Lithia Motors

Legal and business owners at Lithia Motors review contract routing in Portfolios rather than in personal files.

Qlik@Lithia Motors

Data platform and lines of business at Lithia Motors review secure data sharing in Qlik Replicate rather than in personal files.

Stripe@Lithia Motors

Stripe Radar sits in the daily path at Lithia Motors, especially for finance and product.

Palantir@Lithia Motors

Lithia Motors folded Palantir Foundry into real-time operations so platform engineers share one view of event streams.

Microsoft Azure@Lithia Motors

When contract routing outgrew homegrown tracking, Lithia Motors brought in Microsoft.

PTC@LKQ

Windchill sits in the daily path at LKQ, especially for analysts and design leads.

Unity@LKQ

Consumer Discretionary teams at LKQ treat Unity as the working layer for virtual testing.

Cisco@LKQ

LKQ standardized edge delivery on Cisco instead of keeping parallel copies.

Check Point@LKQ

Harmony sits in the daily path at LKQ, especially for cloud security engineers.

Siemens Digital Industries Software@LKQ

LKQ standardized simulation on Siemens Digital Industries Software instead of keeping parallel copies.

Databricks@Lowe's

Lowe's standardized event streams on Databricks instead of keeping parallel copies.

DocuSign@Lowe's

In the United States, Lowe's relies on DocuSign for hybrid collaboration.

F5@Lowe's

Lowe's standardized edge delivery on F5 instead of keeping parallel copies.

Red Hat@Lowe's

Red Hat Enterprise Linux became the place Lowe's uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

Dataiku@Lowe's

When secure data sharing outgrew homegrown tracking, Lowe's brought in Dataiku.

Oracle@Lowe's

Teams at Lowe's moved procurement and payables onto Oracle after local tools started to collide.

Okta@Lowe's

Lowe's runs email security on Okta so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Pega@Lowe's

Lowe's runs shared services on Pega so ownership is obvious when work stalls.