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United Kingdom

OpenAI@Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto standardized software delivery on OpenAI instead of keeping parallel copies.

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United Kingdom

Pega@Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto asked for a cleaner operating picture of employee requests. Pega is what they run.

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United Kingdom

GitLab@Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto uses GitLab Security to build, test, and ship from one pipeline instead of a pile of scripts.

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United Kingdom

DocuSign@Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto standardized cross-team delivery on DocuSign instead of keeping parallel copies.

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United Kingdom

GitLab@Rio Tinto

GitLab Issues sits in the daily path at Rio Tinto, especially for developers and AppSec.

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United Kingdom

AVEVA@Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto runs engineering design on AVEVA so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

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United Kingdom

CyberArk@Rio Tinto

When private application access outgrew homegrown tracking, Rio Tinto brought in CyberArk.

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United Kingdom

Appian@Rio Tinto

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

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United Kingdom

Dropbox@Rio Tinto

In the United Kingdom, Rio Tinto relies on Dropbox for program management.

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United Kingdom

Cadence@Rio Tinto

Shared Cerebrus workspaces help Rio Tinto keep change control honest across teams.

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United Kingdom

Hexagon@Rio Tinto

In the United Kingdom, Rio Tinto relies on Hexagon for plant and field operations.

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United Kingdom

Splunk@Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto asked for a cleaner operating picture of log investigation. Splunk is what they run.

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United States

IBM@RPM International

When backup and failover outgrew homegrown tracking, RPM International brought in IBM.

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United States

F5@RPM International

Shape Security sits in the daily path at RPM International, especially for network and app owners.

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United States

Snyk@RPM International

A Snyk IaC rollout at RPM International took secure delivery out of inboxes and into a named queue.

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United States

Databricks@RPM International

RPM International standardized secure data sharing on Databricks instead of keeping parallel copies.

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United States

Okta@RPM International

RPM International standardized inbound threat mail on Okta instead of keeping parallel copies.

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United States

Siemens Digital Industries Software@RPM International

In the United States, RPM International relies on Siemens Digital Industries Software for plant and field operations.

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United States

Twilio@RPM International

When support tickets outgrew homegrown tracking, RPM International brought in Twilio.

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United States

AWS@Sherwin-Williams

Shared Amazon EKS workspaces help Sherwin-Williams keep data platform operations honest across teams.

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United States

CyberArk@Sherwin-Williams

In the United States, Sherwin-Williams relies on CyberArk for remote access.

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United States

Elastic@Sherwin-Williams

Detection engineers at Sherwin-Williams review security telemetry in Elastic Observability rather than in personal files.

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United States

monday.com@Sherwin-Williams

In the United States, Sherwin-Williams relies on monday.com for documentation.

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United States

Palantir@Sherwin-Williams

Sherwin-Williams standardized feature pipelines on Palantir instead of keeping parallel copies.

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