Information Technology

GitLab@Grafana Labs

In the United States, Grafana Labs relies on GitLab for environment provisioning.

ADP@Grafana Labs

ADP Lyric HCM sits in the daily path at Grafana Labs, especially for recruiters and people partners.

Dataiku@Grafana Labs

Grafana Labs runs partner data exchange on Dataiku so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Databricks@Grammarly

110% faster querying at 10% of the ingestion cost and 5 billion daily events available for analytics in under 15 minutes instead of 4 hours.

Red Hat@Grammarly

Grammarly folded Red Hat OpenShift into platform operations so infrastructure and application teams share one view of cloud landing zones.

ServiceNow@Grammarly

Grammarly runs shared services on ServiceNow so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Check Point@Graphcore

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

Tenable@Graphcore

When private application access outgrew homegrown tracking, Graphcore brought in Tenable.

ServiceNow@Graphcore

HR Service Delivery became the place Graphcore uses to hand stable, rules-based tasks to software robots so people handle exceptions.

Zendesk@Graphcore

Shared Zendesk Suite workspaces help Graphcore keep customer support honest across teams.

DocuSign@Great Expectations

Great Expectations standardized institutional knowledge on DocuSign instead of keeping parallel copies.

NVIDIA@Great Expectations

NIM became the place Great Expectations uses to add natural voice to products and agents without standing up a studio pipeline.

OpenAI@Great Expectations

Teams at Great Expectations moved task agents onto OpenAI after local tools started to collide.

OpenText@Great Expectations

Experience Cloud became the place Great Expectations uses to prepare and sign agreements without printing or chasing wet ink.

Asana@Great Expectations

Project and operations leads at Great Expectations review cross-team delivery in Goals rather than in personal files.

HubSpot@Great Expectations

In the United States, Great Expectations relies on HubSpot for customer data operations.

Snyk@Groq

Groq uses Snyk AppRisk to build, test, and ship from one pipeline instead of a pile of scripts.

SentinelOne@Groq

Teams at Groq moved access control onto SentinelOne after local tools started to collide.

Cartesia@Groq

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

DocuSign@Grupo TSI

DocuSign is how Grupo TSI keeps distributed meetings visible to people who have to act on it.

Palantir@Grupo TSI

Information Technology teams at Grupo TSI treat Palantir as the working layer for partner data exchange.

Genesys@Grupo TSI

In the United States, Grupo TSI relies on Genesys for omnichannel service.

Unity@Grupo TSI

Grupo TSI runs plant and field operations on Unity so ownership is obvious when work stalls.