Information Technology

Akamai@EVERSANA

When edge delivery outgrew homegrown tracking, EVERSANA brought in Akamai.

Qualtrics@EVERSANA

When content production outgrew homegrown tracking, EVERSANA brought in Qualtrics.

SAS@EVERSANA

Information Technology teams at EVERSANA treat SAS as the working layer for enterprise reporting.

Asana@Expensify

Expensify standardized institutional knowledge on Asana instead of keeping parallel copies.

monday.com@Experian

Experian asked for a cleaner operating picture of cross-team delivery. monday.com is what they run.

Check Point@F5

F5 uses Check Point Quantum to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Confluent@F5

Platform engineers at F5 review event streams in Stream Governance rather than in personal files.

OpenText@F5

F5 asked for a cleaner operating picture of cross-team delivery. OpenText is what they run.

Cadence@F5

F5 standardized simulation on Cadence instead of keeping parallel copies.

Workday@F5

F5 folded Workday Adaptive Planning into talent processes so recruiters and people partners share one view of hiring and development.

Stripe@F5

In the United States, F5 relies on Stripe for omnichannel retail.

Snowflake@Fastly

Fastly asked for a cleaner operating picture of event streams. Snowflake is what they run.

Hugging Face@Fastly

Hugging Face is how Fastly keeps software delivery visible to people who have to act on it.

Microsoft Azure@Fastly

Employees and partners at Fastly review distributed meetings in Power Platform rather than in personal files.

Pega@Fastly

Information Technology teams at Fastly treat Pega as the working layer for shared services.

Dropbox@Figma

Information Technology teams at Figma treat Dropbox as the working layer for hybrid collaboration.

Stripe@Figma

When online checkout outgrew homegrown tracking, Figma brought in Stripe.

New Relic@Figma

Figma standardized application health on New Relic instead of keeping parallel copies.

Genesys@Figma

Predictive Engagement became the place Figma uses to send transactional messages from the same stack the product already uses.

Ansys@FineToday

Ansys SimAI sits in the daily path at FineToday, especially for design engineers.

Unity@FineToday

FineToday folded Sentis into virtual testing so analysts and design leads share one view of simulation.

Autodesk@FineToday

Autodesk is how FineToday keeps product design visible to people who have to act on it.

Cadence@FineToday

Cadence is how FineToday keeps product design visible to people who have to act on it.

Elastic@FineToday

Information Technology teams at FineToday treat Elastic as the working layer for incident response.