🇨🇦 Canada

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.

OpenAI@Air Canada

Air Canada runs research and writing on OpenAI so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Palo Alto Networks@Air Canada

A Prisma Cloud rollout at Air Canada took email security out of inboxes and into a named queue.

PTC@Air Canada

Teams at Air Canada moved product design onto PTC after local tools started to collide.

Atlassian@Air Canada

In Canada, Air Canada relies on Atlassian for program management.

Genesys@AtkinsRealis

AtkinsRealis uses Outbound to track conversations across channels without losing the thread.

Zendesk@AtkinsRealis

AtkinsRealis asked for a cleaner operating picture of contact center routing. Zendesk is what they run.

Zoom@AtkinsRealis

Zoom is how AtkinsRealis keeps distributed meetings visible to people who have to act on it.

Autodesk@AtkinsRealis

Industrials teams at AtkinsRealis treat Autodesk as the working layer for plant and field operations.

Cloudflare@AtkinsRealis

Network and app owners at AtkinsRealis review application traffic in Cloudflare R2 rather than in personal files.

IBM@AtkinsRealis

IBM webMethods sits in the daily path at AtkinsRealis, especially for data engineers.

Qlik@AtkinsRealis

Shared Qlik Answers workspaces help AtkinsRealis keep partner data exchange honest across teams.

PagerDuty@Barrick Gold

On-call rotations at Barrick Gold review on-call response in Customer Service rather than in personal files.

MongoDB@Barrick Gold

Barrick Gold uses Atlas Vector Search to query shared, documented data instead of competing desktop extracts.

AVEVA@Barrick Gold

Barrick Gold runs change control on AVEVA so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

UiPath@Barrick Gold

Operations analysts at Barrick Gold review repetitive desktop work in Test Suite rather than in personal files.

Databricks@Barrick Gold

A Databricks Data Intelligence Platform rollout at Barrick Gold took applied machine learning out of inboxes and into a named queue.

IBM@Barrick Gold

Barrick Gold runs applied AI delivery on IBM so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Zendesk@Barrick Gold

Barrick Gold asked for a cleaner operating picture of contact center routing. Zendesk is what they run.

Dataiku@Barrick Gold

Materials teams at Barrick Gold treat Dataiku as the working layer for real-time operations.

DocuSign@Barrick Gold

Teams at Barrick Gold moved distributed meetings onto DocuSign after local tools started to collide.

ADP@Barrick Gold

Materials teams at Barrick Gold treat ADP as the working layer for pay operations.

Microsoft@Bombardier

In Canada, Bombardier relies on Microsoft for documentation.

Informatica@Bombardier

Bombardier standardized secure data sharing on Informatica instead of keeping parallel copies.

Hexagon@Bombardier

Shared Leica Geosystems workspaces help Bombardier keep engineering design honest across teams.

Dropbox@Bombardier

When institutional knowledge outgrew homegrown tracking, Bombardier brought in Dropbox.

SentinelOne@Canadian National Railway

IAM and helpdesk at Canadian National Railway review access control in Ranger rather than in personal files.

OpenText@Canadian National Railway

Cybersecurity sits in the daily path at Canadian National Railway, especially for project and operations leads.

Red Hat@Canadian National Railway

Ansible Automation sits in the daily path at Canadian National Railway, especially for data engineers.

ADP@Canadian Natural Resources

ADP Time sits in the daily path at Canadian Natural Resources, especially for recruiters and people partners.

Hugging Face@Canadian Natural Resources

In Canada, Canadian Natural Resources relies on Hugging Face for engineering.

Teradata@Canadian Natural Resources

Energy teams at Canadian Natural Resources treat Teradata as the working layer for real-time operations.

Grafana Labs@Canadian Natural Resources

Detection engineers at Canadian Natural Resources review security telemetry in Tempo rather than in personal files.

Cisco@Canadian Natural Resources

Canadian Natural Resources folded Cisco Meraki into application delivery so network and app owners share one view of application traffic.

Google Cloud@Canadian Natural Resources

In Canada, Canadian Natural Resources relies on Google Cloud for reliability engineering.

Dataiku@Canadian Natural Resources

Analysts and finance partners at Canadian Natural Resources review governed analytics in MLOps rather than in personal files.

Splunk@Canadian Natural Resources

Splunk SOAR sits in the daily path at Canadian Natural Resources, especially for on-call engineers.

SAP@Canadian Natural Resources

Energy teams at Canadian Natural Resources treat SAP as the working layer for plan to produce.

Datadog@Canadian Pacific Kansas City

Datadog APM became the place Canadian Pacific Kansas City uses to page the right people and keep a timeline of what changed.

F5@Canadian Pacific Kansas City

Canadian Pacific Kansas City asked for a cleaner operating picture of campus and branch networking. F5 is what they run.

Hexagon@Canadian Pacific Kansas City

Canadian Pacific Kansas City asked for a cleaner operating picture of simulation. Hexagon is what they run.

NVIDIA@Canadian Pacific Kansas City

When software delivery outgrew homegrown tracking, Canadian Pacific Kansas City brought in NVIDIA.

Salesforce@Cenovus Energy

In Canada, Cenovus Energy relies on Salesforce for customer service operations.

Synopsys@Cenovus Energy

Teams at Cenovus Energy moved product design onto Synopsys after local tools started to collide.

IBM@Cenovus Energy

IBM webMethods became the place Cenovus Energy uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

Workday@Cenovus Energy

A Workday Financial Management rollout at Cenovus Energy took talent processes out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Cartesia@CGI

Information Technology teams at CGI treat Cartesia as the working layer for operations automation.

PayPal@CGI

Finance and product at CGI review subscription billing in Venmo rather than in personal files.

Elastic@CGI

Elastic is how CGI keeps security telemetry visible to people who have to act on it.

Appian@CGI

A Appian Platform rollout at CGI took back-office automation out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Genesys@CGI

CGI runs omnichannel service on Genesys so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Dynatrace@CGI

CGI standardized log investigation on Dynatrace instead of keeping parallel copies.

NVIDIA@CGI

In Canada, CGI relies on NVIDIA for engineering.

Qualtrics@CGI

A Qualtrics Discover rollout at CGI took research and listening out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Splunk@Cohere

Teams at Cohere moved application health onto Splunk after local tools started to collide.

Atlassian@Cohere

Cohere standardized contract routing on Atlassian instead of keeping parallel copies.

BMC@Cohere

Teams at Cohere moved employee requests onto BMC after local tools started to collide.

Cloudflare@Cohere

Teams at Cohere moved campus and branch networking onto Cloudflare after local tools started to collide.

Box@Cohere

When distributed meetings outgrew homegrown tracking, Cohere brought in Box.

New Relic@Cohere

When security telemetry outgrew homegrown tracking, Cohere brought in New Relic.

Snyk@Cohere

Teams at Cohere moved infrastructure as code onto Snyk after local tools started to collide.

Microsoft@Cohere

Microsoft is how Cohere keeps cross-team delivery visible to people who have to act on it.

AVEVA@Enbridge

AVEVA PI System became the place Enbridge uses to manage revisions and bills of material with a clear approval trail.

Dataiku@Enbridge

Enbridge asked for a cleaner operating picture of feature pipelines. Dataiku is what they run.

Zendesk@Enbridge

Enbridge folded WFM into product communications so product and growth teams share one view of customer messaging.

ADP@Enbridge

ADP is how Enbridge keeps employee records visible to people who have to act on it.

Informatica@Enbridge

Enbridge runs real-time operations on Informatica so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Teradata@Enbridge

Shared ClearScape Analytics workspaces help Enbridge keep enterprise reporting honest across teams.

Dropbox@Enbridge

Project and operations leads at Enbridge review cross-team delivery in Dropbox Dash rather than in personal files.

Grafana Labs@Enbridge

When log investigation outgrew homegrown tracking, Enbridge brought in Grafana Labs.

Siemens Digital Industries Software@Enbridge

In Canada, Enbridge relies on Siemens Digital Industries Software for engineering design.

Dropbox@First Quantum Minerals

First Quantum Minerals asked for a cleaner operating picture of distributed meetings. Dropbox is what they run.

Snyk@First Quantum Minerals

When build and deploy outgrew homegrown tracking, First Quantum Minerals brought in Snyk.

ServiceNow@First Quantum Minerals

Operations analysts at First Quantum Minerals review repetitive desktop work in HR Service Delivery rather than in personal files.

Databricks@First Quantum Minerals

Databricks SQL became the place First Quantum Minerals uses to move operational events between systems as they happen.

Synopsys@First Quantum Minerals

Software Integrity became the place First Quantum Minerals uses to manage revisions and bills of material with a clear approval trail.

SentinelOne@First Quantum Minerals

First Quantum Minerals folded Singularity XDR into security operations so SOC analysts share one view of endpoint detection.

Cadence@Imperial Oil

Shared Cadence Allegro workspaces help Imperial Oil keep plant and field operations honest across teams.

Infor@Imperial Oil

Procurement and AP at Imperial Oil review procurement and payables in Coleman AI rather than in personal files.

Zendesk@Imperial Oil

Imperial Oil standardized support tickets on Zendesk instead of keeping parallel copies.

GitLab@Imperial Oil

Shared GitLab Issues workspaces help Imperial Oil keep continuous delivery honest across teams.

Appian@Imperial Oil

Appian is how Imperial Oil keeps IT service requests visible to people who have to act on it.

Okta@Imperial Oil

A Okta Customer Identity rollout at Imperial Oil took email security out of inboxes and into a named queue.