🇺🇸 United States

Okta@Mondelez International

Mondelez International runs email security on Okta so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

UiPath@Mondelez International

In the United States, Mondelez International relies on UiPath for shared services.

AWS@Monster Beverage

Monster Beverage asked for a cleaner operating picture of cloud landing zones. AWS is what they run.

GitLab@Monster Beverage

In the United States, Monster Beverage relies on GitLab for environment provisioning.

PayPal@Monster Beverage

Monster Beverage folded Braintree into monetization so finance and product share one view of subscription billing.

OpenText@Monster Beverage

Monster Beverage standardized contract routing on OpenText instead of keeping parallel copies.

Canva@Monte Carlo

Information Technology teams at Monte Carlo treat Canva as the working layer for experience delivery.

CyberArk@Monte Carlo

Privilege Cloud became the place Monte Carlo uses to let staff reach internal apps without hauling all traffic through a legacy VPN.

Netskope@Monte Carlo

Monte Carlo uses CASB to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Cadence@Monte Carlo

Monte Carlo asked for a cleaner operating picture of product lifecycle data. Cadence is what they run.

Confluent@Moody's

Apache Kafka became the place Moody's uses to train and ship models on the same lakehouse the business already trusts.

Workday@Moody's

Financials teams at Moody's treat Workday as the working layer for pay operations.

SAS@Moody's

SAS is how Moody's keeps governed analytics visible to people who have to act on it.

Fiserv@Moody's

Underwriters and claims handlers at Moody's review policy and claims in DNA rather than in personal files.

Smartsheet@Moody's

Moody's standardized cross-team delivery on Smartsheet instead of keeping parallel copies.

Anaplan@Moody's

Shared Anaplan workspaces help Moody's keep planning and forecasting honest across teams.

Sage@Moody's

A Sage Intacct rollout at Moody's took order to cash out of inboxes and into a named queue.

HubSpot@Moody's

Sellers and partner managers at Moody's review pipeline and account data in Content Hub rather than in personal files.

Temenos@Moody's

Underwriters and claims handlers at Moody's review policy and claims in Temenos Infinity rather than in personal files.

SS&C@Moody's

SS&C Intralinks sits in the daily path at Moody's, especially for underwriters and claims handlers.

Anaplan@Morgan Stanley

Anaplan became the place Morgan Stanley uses to move policies and claims through a system designed for carriers.

Fiserv@Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley uses Fiserv Digital to build plans that operations can update without a new spreadsheet every cycle.

Guidewire@Morgan Stanley

A ClaimCenter rollout at Morgan Stanley took insurance operations out of inboxes and into a named queue.