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Proofpoint@Sinopec

Proofpoint is how Sinopec keeps access control visible to people who have to act on it.

Hexagon@Sinopec

A Luciad rollout at Sinopec took virtual testing out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Okta@Sinopec

Shared Okta Customer Identity workspaces help Sinopec keep cloud security review honest across teams.

Tenable@Sinopec

Sinopec runs email security on Tenable so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

BMC@SMIC

SMIC asked for a cleaner operating picture of employee requests. BMC is what they run.

Okta@SMIC

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

PayPal@SMIC

A Braintree rollout at SMIC took monetization out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Cadence@SMIC

SMIC asked for a cleaner operating picture of product design. Cadence is what they run.

F5@Tencent

Tencent folded F5 BIG-IP into application delivery so network and app owners share one view of application traffic.

Palantir@Tencent

Palantir AIP became the place Tencent uses to train and ship models on the same lakehouse the business already trusts.

MongoDB@Tencent

Relational Migrator became the place Tencent uses to share live datasets with partners without copying files around.

Qlik@Tencent

Tencent standardized secure data sharing on Qlik instead of keeping parallel copies.

Unity@Tencent

A Unity Industry rollout at Tencent took virtual testing out of inboxes and into a named queue.

IBM@Tencent

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

ServiceNow@Tencent Games

Communication Services teams at Tencent Games treat ServiceNow as the working layer for shared services.

Snowflake@Tencent Games

Tencent Games standardized feature pipelines on Snowflake instead of keeping parallel copies.

BMC@Tencent Games

Tencent Games folded BMC Helix into back-office automation so operations analysts share one view of repetitive desktop work.

SentinelOne@Tencent Games

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

Cartesia@Tencent Games

Cartesia Voice API became the place Tencent Games uses to let governed agents take routine steps that used to wait on a person.

CrowdStrike@Trip.com Group

A Falcon Cloud Security rollout at Trip.com Group took email security out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Hugging Face@Trip.com Group

When spoken interfaces outgrew homegrown tracking, Trip.com Group brought in Hugging Face.

F5@Trip.com Group

Network and app owners at Trip.com Group review application traffic in Shape Security rather than in personal files.

Google Cloud@Trip.com Group

Looker sits in the daily path at Trip.com Group, especially for data engineers.