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Microsoft Azure@Columbia Sportswear

Teams at Columbia Sportswear moved workload migration onto Microsoft Azure after local tools started to collide.

PTC@Columbia Sportswear

Shared Windchill workspaces help Columbia Sportswear keep engineering design honest across teams.

Canva@Comcast

Comcast folded Brand Kit into research and listening so CX and people teams share one view of experience feedback.

AWS@Comcast

A AWS Lambda rollout at Comcast took applied AI delivery out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Palo Alto Networks@Comcast

Comcast uses Cortex XSOAR to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Appian@Comet

Information Technology teams at Comet treat Appian as the working layer for shared services.

Cartesia@Comet

Ink became the place Comet uses to draft, summarize, and question internal material without starting from a blank page.

Okta@Comet

In the United States, Comet relies on Okta for remote access.

Zscaler@Comet

When private application access outgrew homegrown tracking, Comet brought in Zscaler.

Elastic@Comet

In the United States, Comet relies on Elastic for incident response.

OpenText@Comet

Comet standardized contract routing on OpenText instead of keeping parallel copies.

Pega@Comet

Pega is how Comet keeps IT service requests visible to people who have to act on it.

Elastic@Commercial Metals

Commercial Metals folded Elastic Search AI into incident management so on-call rotations share one view of on-call response.

Qualtrics@Commercial Metals

Commercial Metals uses Strategy and Research to produce on-brand assets without waiting on a single studio bottleneck.

Tenable@Commercial Metals

IAM and helpdesk at Commercial Metals review access control in Tenable OT rather than in personal files.

Red Hat@Commercial Metals

Materials teams at Commercial Metals treat Red Hat as the working layer for data platform operations.

OpenAI@CommonSpirit Health

OpenAI API sits in the daily path at CommonSpirit Health, especially for product and contact center teams.

Epic Systems@CommonSpirit Health

Teams at CommonSpirit Health moved clinical records onto Epic Systems after local tools started to collide.

Confluent@CommonSpirit Health

A Stream Governance rollout at CommonSpirit Health took enterprise reporting out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Cartesia@CommonSpirit Health

In the United States, CommonSpirit Health relies on Cartesia for operations automation.

Dropbox@CommonSpirit Health

CommonSpirit Health standardized contract routing on Dropbox instead of keeping parallel copies.

F5@CommonSpirit Health

Teams at CommonSpirit Health moved campus and branch networking onto F5 after local tools started to collide.

Veeva@CommonSpirit Health

In the United States, CommonSpirit Health relies on Veeva for care delivery.

Red Hat@Community Health Systems

Community Health Systems asked for a cleaner operating picture of cloud landing zones. Red Hat is what they run.