Information Technology

Anthropic@Rakuten

79% reduction in time to market (from 24 to 5 days) and 99.9% accuracy on complex code modifications with sustained autonomous coding sessions.

Autodesk@11880 Solutions AG

11880 Solutions AG runs engineering design on Autodesk so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

SAS@11880 Solutions AG

11880 Solutions AG uses SAS Customer Intelligence to query shared, documented data instead of competing desktop extracts.

Intuit@11880 Solutions AG

11880 Solutions AG standardized financial planning on Intuit instead of keeping parallel copies.

Workday@1Password

1Password asked for a cleaner operating picture of payroll processing. Workday is what they run.

GitLab@1Password

GitLab Security became the place 1Password uses to catch dependency and code issues while the change is still in review.

AWS@1Password

1Password runs applied AI delivery on AWS so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Salesforce@1Password

Data and experience teams at 1Password review customer profiles in Data Cloud rather than in personal files.

Microsoft Azure@1Password

Shared GitHub Copilot workspaces help 1Password keep data platform operations honest across teams.

Microsoft@1Password

1Password runs hybrid collaboration on Microsoft so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

CrowdStrike@1Password

Falcon Complete became the place 1Password uses to let staff reach internal apps without hauling all traffic through a legacy VPN.

Confluent@1Password

When event streams outgrew homegrown tracking, 1Password brought in Confluent.

Informatica@1Password

When event streams outgrew homegrown tracking, 1Password brought in Informatica.

CyberArk@1Password

Shared Privilege Cloud workspaces help 1Password keep cloud security review honest across teams.

Datadog@1Password

A Infrastructure Monitoring rollout at 1Password took production support out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Splunk@1Password

1Password runs production support on Splunk so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

BMC@1Password

1Password runs shared services on BMC so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Autodesk@6sense

Teams at 6sense moved simulation onto Autodesk after local tools started to collide.

Proofpoint@6sense

Information Technology teams at 6sense treat Proofpoint as the working layer for cloud security review.

Teradata@6sense

6sense runs real-time operations on Teradata so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Splunk@6sense

When log investigation outgrew homegrown tracking, 6sense brought in Splunk.

CrowdStrike@6sense

6sense runs email security on CrowdStrike so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Intuit@6sense

6sense asked for a cleaner operating picture of financial planning. Intuit is what they run.

Unity@6sense

A Unity Engine rollout at 6sense took change control out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Akamai@6sense

6sense standardized edge delivery on Akamai instead of keeping parallel copies.

Google Cloud@6sense

Migration squads at 6sense review workload migration in Google Cloud rather than in personal files.

Stripe@6sense

Teams at 6sense moved storefront operations onto Stripe after local tools started to collide.

Fortinet@6sense

FortiAnalyzer became the place 6sense uses to let staff reach internal apps without hauling all traffic through a legacy VPN.

Cisco@8x8

8x8 uses Secure Access to serve sites and APIs from a global edge instead of a single origin under load.

Cadence@8x8

Teams at 8x8 moved product design onto Cadence after local tools started to collide.

MongoDB@8x8

When secure data sharing outgrew homegrown tracking, 8x8 brought in MongoDB.

Dynatrace@8x8

8x8 runs detection engineering on Dynatrace so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Atlassian@8x8

Jira Service Management sits in the daily path at 8x8, especially for specialists and new hires.

Freshworks@8x8

Freshchat sits in the daily path at 8x8, especially for product and growth teams.

Unity@Abnormal Security

Abnormal Security asked for a cleaner operating picture of simulation. Unity is what they run.

SentinelOne@Abnormal Security

Abnormal Security uses Singularity Cloud to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Databricks@Abnormal Security

Abnormal Security asked for a cleaner operating picture of event streams. Databricks is what they run.

Palantir@Abnormal Security

Ontology became the place Abnormal Security uses to query shared, documented data instead of competing desktop extracts.

Google Cloud@Accenture

Accenture uses Vertex AI to host production systems on a shared, governed cloud foundation.

Palantir@Accenture

Accenture folded Gotham into real-time operations so platform engineers share one view of event streams.

Anthropic@Accenture

Teams at Accenture moved internal knowledge work onto Anthropic after local tools started to collide.

Servicenow@Accenture

Incidents handled 10x faster with a unified single source of truth enabling accelerated introduction of new capabilities.

Twilio@Accenture

Twilio Voice became the place Accenture uses to send transactional messages from the same stack the product already uses.

Cartesia@Accenture

Accenture uses Ink to let governed agents take routine steps that used to wait on a person.

Coupa@Accenture

Accenture asked for a cleaner operating picture of procurement and payables. Coupa is what they run.

Dassault Systemes@Accenture

Shared 3DEXPERIENCE workspaces help Accenture keep engineering design honest across teams.

Confluent@Accenture

Accenture folded Apache Kafka into applied machine learning so data scientists and ML engineers share one view of feature pipelines.

Red Hat@Accenture

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

Intuit@Acer

Acer uses Credit Karma to build plans that operations can update without a new spreadsheet every cycle.

Canva@Acer

Acer standardized content production on Canva instead of keeping parallel copies.

Sage@Acer

Acer standardized financial close on Sage instead of keeping parallel copies.

Check Point@Adept

Harmony became the place Adept uses to let staff reach internal apps without hauling all traffic through a legacy VPN.

AWS@Adept

Amazon EC2 became the place Adept uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

ServiceNow@Adept

Information Technology teams at Adept treat ServiceNow as the working layer for shared services.

Oracle@Adept

Shared Oracle Cloud Infrastructure workspaces help Adept keep record to report honest across teams.

Autodesk@Adept

Engineering and quality at Adept review product lifecycle data in BIM 360 rather than in personal files.

Cadence@Adept

Information Technology teams at Adept treat Cadence as the working layer for engineering design.

Infor@Adept

In the United States, Adept relies on Infor for source to pay.

Unity@Adobe

Operations engineers at Adobe review operations visibility in Sentis rather than in personal files.

New Relic@Adobe

On-call rotations at Adobe review on-call response in NRQL rather than in personal files.

Ansys@Adobe

Information Technology teams at Adobe treat Ansys as the working layer for virtual testing.

Teradata@Advantest

Teradata is how Advantest keeps event streams visible to people who have to act on it.

PagerDuty@Advantest

Advantest standardized log investigation on PagerDuty instead of keeping parallel copies.

PTC@Advantest

Shared Kepware workspaces help Advantest keep change control honest across teams.

Box@Advantest

Advantest standardized institutional knowledge on Box instead of keeping parallel copies.

Appian@Advantest

Advantest runs shared services on Appian so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Sage@Advantest

Sage X3 became the place Advantest uses to take orders through fulfillment and billing without rekeying between tools.

Proofpoint@Advantest

Advantest folded Proofpoint Email Protection into security operations so SOC analysts share one view of endpoint detection.

Genesys@Afya

Product and growth teams at Afya review customer messaging in Workforce Engagement rather than in personal files.

Adobe@Afya

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

Cloudflare@Afya

Information Technology teams at Afya treat Cloudflare as the working layer for network operations.

PTC@Afya

Afya folded Codebeamer into change control so engineering and quality share one view of product lifecycle data.

F5@Afya

Afya asked for a cleaner operating picture of campus and branch networking. F5 is what they run.

Intuit@Afya

Afya standardized financial planning on Intuit instead of keeping parallel copies.

Twilio@Airbyte

Shared Twilio Segment workspaces help Airbyte keep customer support honest across teams.

Datadog@Airbyte

Airbyte uses Infrastructure Monitoring to turn operational signals into detections the SOC can actually use.

Snyk@Airbyte

Airbyte standardized build and deploy on Snyk instead of keeping parallel copies.

Asana@Airbyte

Asana is how Airbyte keeps distributed meetings visible to people who have to act on it.

Canva@Airbyte

In the United States, Airbyte relies on Canva for experience delivery.

Genesys@Airbyte

Airbyte uses Predictive Engagement to track conversations across channels without losing the thread.

Elastic@Airbyte

Information Technology teams at Airbyte treat Elastic as the working layer for detection engineering.

Check Point@Airbyte

IAM and helpdesk at Airbyte review access control in CloudGuard rather than in personal files.

ServiceNow@Airbyte

Airbyte standardized IT service requests on ServiceNow instead of keeping parallel copies.

Wiz@Aircall

Aircall runs email security on Wiz so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

BMC@Aircall

Shared Helix ITSM workspaces help Aircall keep IT service management honest across teams.

Microsoft Azure@Aircall

Information Technology teams at Aircall treat Microsoft Azure as the working layer for data platform operations.

SAS@Aircall

Aircall uses SAS Viya to query shared, documented data instead of competing desktop extracts.

Dassault Systemes@Aircall

Information Technology teams at Aircall treat Dassault Systemes as the working layer for virtual testing.

Tenable@Aircall

Tenable OT sits in the daily path at Aircall, especially for cloud security engineers.

Oracle@Aircall

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure became the place Aircall uses to take orders through fulfillment and billing without rekeying between tools.

VMware@Aircall

Aircall standardized model serving on VMware instead of keeping parallel copies.

Unity@Airtable

Airtable uses Unity Engine to author and review designs in a shared environment instead of file sprawl.

Microsoft Azure@Airtable

Airtable folded Azure DevOps into platform operations so infrastructure and application teams share one view of cloud landing zones.

Okta@Akamai Technologies

Okta is how Akamai Technologies keeps access control visible to people who have to act on it.

Nutanix@Akamai Technologies

Teams at Akamai Technologies moved workload migration onto Nutanix after local tools started to collide.

Appian@Akamai Technologies

Akamai Technologies folded Appian Platform into back-office automation so operations analysts share one view of repetitive desktop work.