🇯🇵 Japan

Veeva@Chugai Pharmaceutical

Health Care teams at Chugai Pharmaceutical treat Veeva as the working layer for care delivery.

Twilio@Daiichi Sankyo

Product and growth teams at Daiichi Sankyo review customer messaging in Twilio Segment rather than in personal files.

Akamai@Daiichi Sankyo

Shared Ion workspaces help Daiichi Sankyo keep web performance honest across teams.

Epic Systems@Daiichi Sankyo

In Japan, Daiichi Sankyo relies on Epic Systems for clinical and quality operations.

HashiCorp@Daiichi Sankyo

Boundary became the place Daiichi Sankyo uses to catch dependency and code issues while the change is still in review.

Cartesia@Daiichi Sankyo

Health Care teams at Daiichi Sankyo treat Cartesia as the working layer for research and writing.

Oracle@Daiichi Sankyo

When financial close outgrew homegrown tracking, Daiichi Sankyo brought in Oracle.

Veeva@Daiichi Sankyo

Veeva PromoMats sits in the daily path at Daiichi Sankyo, especially for clinicians and HIM.

Atlassian@Daikin

In Japan, Daikin relies on Atlassian for documentation.

F5@Daikin

Shape Security became the place Daikin uses to steer and protect application traffic as it enters the environment.

Netskope@Daikin

Daikin folded CASB into security operations so SOC analysts share one view of endpoint detection.

Zendesk@Daikin

Daikin standardized support tickets on Zendesk instead of keeping parallel copies.

Cisco@Daikin

Cisco Umbrella sits in the daily path at Daikin, especially for network and app owners.

SentinelOne@Daikin

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

Cisco@Denso

Cisco Meraki sits in the daily path at Denso, especially for network and app owners.

SentinelOne@Denso

Denso uses Ranger to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Cartesia@Dentsu

Developers at Dentsu review software delivery in Streaming TTS rather than in personal files.

Cisco@Dentsu

A ThousandEyes rollout at Dentsu took application delivery out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Workday@Dentsu

Dentsu runs pay operations on Workday so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Twilio@Dentsu

Twilio is how Dentsu keeps support tickets visible to people who have to act on it.

Infor@Disco

Disco folded Infor WMS into order to cash so order desk and finance share one view of order management.

Snyk@Disco

Disco asked for a cleaner operating picture of infrastructure as code. Snyk is what they run.

Box@Eisai

Box Governance sits in the daily path at Eisai, especially for employees and partners.

CrowdStrike@Eisai

Teams at Eisai moved access control onto CrowdStrike after local tools started to collide.