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OpenAI@Moderna

750 GPTs created in 2 months enabling launch of 15 new treatments in 5 years while operating with thousands of employees instead of a hundred thousand.

Autodesk@11880 Solutions AG

11880 Solutions AG runs engineering design on Autodesk so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

SAS@11880 Solutions AG

11880 Solutions AG uses SAS Customer Intelligence to query shared, documented data instead of competing desktop extracts.

Intuit@11880 Solutions AG

11880 Solutions AG standardized financial planning on Intuit instead of keeping parallel copies.

Oracle@3M

Planners and plant leads at 3M review supply and production planning in NetSuite rather than in personal files.

Splunk@3M

On-call engineers at 3M review log investigation in Splunk SOAR rather than in personal files.

Wiz@3M

Industrials teams at 3M treat Wiz as the working layer for cloud security review.

Microsoft Azure@3M

Azure DevOps became the place 3M uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

Autodesk@6sense

Teams at 6sense moved simulation onto Autodesk after local tools started to collide.

Proofpoint@6sense

Information Technology teams at 6sense treat Proofpoint as the working layer for cloud security review.

Teradata@6sense

6sense runs real-time operations on Teradata so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Splunk@6sense

When log investigation outgrew homegrown tracking, 6sense brought in Splunk.

CrowdStrike@6sense

6sense runs email security on CrowdStrike so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Intuit@6sense

6sense asked for a cleaner operating picture of financial planning. Intuit is what they run.

Unity@6sense

A Unity Engine rollout at 6sense took change control out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Akamai@6sense

6sense standardized edge delivery on Akamai instead of keeping parallel copies.

Google Cloud@6sense

Migration squads at 6sense review workload migration in Google Cloud rather than in personal files.

Stripe@6sense

Teams at 6sense moved storefront operations onto Stripe after local tools started to collide.

Fortinet@6sense

FortiAnalyzer became the place 6sense uses to let staff reach internal apps without hauling all traffic through a legacy VPN.

Cisco@8x8

8x8 uses Secure Access to serve sites and APIs from a global edge instead of a single origin under load.

Cadence@8x8

Teams at 8x8 moved product design onto Cadence after local tools started to collide.

MongoDB@8x8

When secure data sharing outgrew homegrown tracking, 8x8 brought in MongoDB.

Dynatrace@8x8

8x8 runs detection engineering on Dynatrace so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Atlassian@8x8

Jira Service Management sits in the daily path at 8x8, especially for specialists and new hires.

Freshworks@8x8

Freshchat sits in the daily path at 8x8, especially for product and growth teams.

Zoom@Abbott Laboratories

When institutional knowledge outgrew homegrown tracking, Abbott Laboratories brought in Zoom.

MongoDB@Abbott Laboratories

Atlas Vector Search became the place Abbott Laboratories uses to share live datasets with partners without copying files around.

Veeva@Abbott Laboratories

Health Care teams at Abbott Laboratories treat Veeva as the working layer for clinical and quality operations.

Confluent@Abbott Laboratories

Flink on Confluent sits in the daily path at Abbott Laboratories, especially for data scientists and ML engineers.

F5@Abbott Laboratories

NGINX sits in the daily path at Abbott Laboratories, especially for network and app owners.

Epic Systems@Abbott Laboratories

Haiku became the place Abbott Laboratories uses to document care in a shared chart rather than disconnected departmental systems.

Fortinet@AbbVie

A FortiManager rollout at AbbVie took email security out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Informatica@AbbVie

When secure data sharing outgrew homegrown tracking, AbbVie brought in Informatica.

Confluent@AbbVie

AbbVie standardized feature pipelines on Confluent instead of keeping parallel copies.

SAS@AbbVie

AbbVie uses SAS Health to move operational events between systems as they happen.

Unity@Abnormal Security

Abnormal Security asked for a cleaner operating picture of simulation. Unity is what they run.

SentinelOne@Abnormal Security

Abnormal Security uses Singularity Cloud to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Databricks@Abnormal Security

Abnormal Security asked for a cleaner operating picture of event streams. Databricks is what they run.

Palantir@Abnormal Security

Ontology became the place Abnormal Security uses to query shared, documented data instead of competing desktop extracts.

HashiCorp@Academy Sports

Academy Sports folded Consul into secure delivery so developers and AppSec share one view of developer security.

ServiceNow@Academy Sports

ServiceNow is how Academy Sports keeps IT service requests visible to people who have to act on it.

Shopify@Academy Sports

In the United States, Academy Sports relies on Shopify for omnichannel retail.

Informatica@Academy Sports

A Master Data Management rollout at Academy Sports took partner data exchange out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Siemens Digital Industries Software@Academy Sports

Siemens Digital Industries Software is how Academy Sports keeps product lifecycle data visible to people who have to act on it.

Adobe@Activision Blizzard

Adobe Analytics sits in the daily path at Activision Blizzard, especially for CX and people teams.

SAP@Activision Blizzard

Activision Blizzard folded SAP SuccessFactors into order to cash so order desk and finance share one view of order management.

ServiceNow@Activision Blizzard

A Now Assist rollout at Activision Blizzard took back-office automation out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Informatica@Activision Blizzard

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

Teradata@Activision Blizzard

Data scientists and ML engineers at Activision Blizzard review feature pipelines in ClearScape Analytics rather than in personal files.

Asana@Activision Blizzard

Communication Services teams at Activision Blizzard treat Asana as the working layer for agreement management.

VMware@Activision Blizzard

Activision Blizzard uses Aria to host production systems on a shared, governed cloud foundation.

Check Point@Adept

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

AWS@Adept

Amazon EC2 became the place Adept uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

ServiceNow@Adept

Information Technology teams at Adept treat ServiceNow as the working layer for shared services.

Oracle@Adept

Shared Oracle Cloud Infrastructure workspaces help Adept keep record to report honest across teams.

Autodesk@Adept

Engineering and quality at Adept review product lifecycle data in BIM 360 rather than in personal files.

Cadence@Adept

Information Technology teams at Adept treat Cadence as the working layer for engineering design.

Infor@Adept

In the United States, Adept relies on Infor for source to pay.

Appian@Adient

Process HQ sits in the daily path at Adient, especially for operations analysts.

Ansys@Adient

Adient standardized product lifecycle data on Ansys instead of keeping parallel copies.

ADP@Adient

Adient folded ADP Time into talent processes so recruiters and people partners share one view of hiring and development.

CrowdStrike@Adient

Falcon Complete became the place Adient uses to let staff reach internal apps without hauling all traffic through a legacy VPN.

Unity@Adobe

Operations engineers at Adobe review operations visibility in Sentis rather than in personal files.

New Relic@Adobe

On-call rotations at Adobe review on-call response in NRQL rather than in personal files.

Ansys@Adobe

Information Technology teams at Adobe treat Ansys as the working layer for virtual testing.

Snyk@Advance Auto Parts

Advance Auto Parts standardized build and deploy on Snyk instead of keeping parallel copies.

Cadence@Advance Auto Parts

Sigrity became the place Advance Auto Parts uses to see live equipment and project status instead of lagging reports.

HubSpot@Advance Auto Parts

Consumer Discretionary teams at Advance Auto Parts treat HubSpot as the working layer for customer service operations.

AWS@Advance Auto Parts

Amazon EKS became the place Advance Auto Parts uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

Databricks@Advance Auto Parts

Databricks Data Intelligence Platform became the place Advance Auto Parts uses to train and ship models on the same lakehouse the business already trusts.

Shopify@Advance Auto Parts

Shopify Markets sits in the daily path at Advance Auto Parts, especially for finance and product.

Snowflake@Advance Auto Parts

Consumer Discretionary teams at Advance Auto Parts treat Snowflake as the working layer for real-time operations.

Veeva@AdventHealth

AdventHealth folded Veeva Clinical into care delivery so clinicians and HIM share one view of clinical records.

CyberArk@AdventHealth

AdventHealth folded Identity Security into security operations so SOC analysts share one view of endpoint detection.

Pega@AdventHealth

AdventHealth uses Pega Customer Service to take incidents and requests through a single workflow instead of email chains.

Epic Systems@AdventHealth

Quality and clinical ops at AdventHealth review regulated content in Cadence rather than in personal files.

OpenAI@AdventHealth

A GPT-4o rollout at AdventHealth took engineering out of inboxes and into a named queue.

VMware@AdventHealth

AdventHealth standardized model serving on VMware instead of keeping parallel copies.

F5@AdventHealth

AdventHealth asked for a cleaner operating picture of campus and branch networking. F5 is what they run.

Netskope@AdventHealth

Health Care teams at AdventHealth treat Netskope as the working layer for cloud security review.

Wiz@Advocate Health

Advocate Health standardized inbound threat mail on Wiz instead of keeping parallel copies.

Epic Systems@Advocate Health

When clinical records outgrew homegrown tracking, Advocate Health brought in Epic Systems.

Twilio@Advocate Health

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

Teradata@Advocate Health

Advocate Health standardized feature pipelines on Teradata instead of keeping parallel copies.

ADP@AECOM

Recruiters and people partners at AECOM review hiring and development in ADP Payroll rather than in personal files.

Red Hat@AECOM

Red Hat Enterprise Linux became the place AECOM uses to keep critical services recoverable across regions instead of a single room of servers.

SentinelOne@AECOM

AECOM asked for a cleaner operating picture of endpoint detection. SentinelOne is what they run.

AVEVA@AECOM

AECOM folded AVEVA PI System into change control so engineering and quality share one view of product lifecycle data.

UiPath@AECOM

UiPath Platform became the place AECOM uses to hand stable, rules-based tasks to software robots so people handle exceptions.

BMC@AES

AES folded Helix Operations Management into back-office automation so operations analysts share one view of repetitive desktop work.

Confluent@AES

AES runs applied machine learning on Confluent so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Anthropic@AES

Reduced audit report generation time by 96%, increased audit accuracy by 10-20%, and cut audit costs by 99%.

Oracle@AES

When financial close outgrew homegrown tracking, AES brought in Oracle.

Infor@AES

A Infor OS rollout at AES took order to cash out of inboxes and into a named queue.

SS&C@Affirm

When financial planning outgrew homegrown tracking, Affirm brought in SS&C.

Box@Affirm

Shared Box Governance workspaces help Affirm keep program management honest across teams.