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Infor@Costco

Controllers and shared services at Costco review financial close in Coleman AI rather than in personal files.

Zoom@Costco

A Zoom Contact Center rollout at Costco took documentation out of inboxes and into a named queue.

IBM@Costco

Costco standardized model serving on IBM instead of keeping parallel copies.

PagerDuty@Costco

SREs and developers at Costco review application health in PagerDuty Operations Cloud rather than in personal files.

VMware@Costco

Costco runs applied AI delivery on VMware so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Palo Alto Networks@Costco

IAM and helpdesk at Costco review access control in Cortex XSIAM rather than in personal files.

Appian@Costco

Operations analysts at Costco review repetitive desktop work in Appian Data Fabric rather than in personal files.

Okta@Costco

Shared Okta Identity Governance workspaces help Costco keep cloud security review honest across teams.

MongoDB@Coty

Atlas Stream Processing became the place Coty uses to train and ship models on the same lakehouse the business already trusts.

AWS@Coty

Amazon Bedrock sits in the daily path at Coty, especially for data engineers.

Cloudflare@Coty

Cloudflare is how Coty keeps edge delivery visible to people who have to act on it.

Adobe@Coty

Adobe is how Coty keeps content production visible to people who have to act on it.

Freshworks@Coty

In the United States, Coty relies on Freshworks for omnichannel service.

Snyk@Coty

Teams at Coty moved infrastructure as code onto Snyk after local tools started to collide.

monday.com@Coty

When institutional knowledge outgrew homegrown tracking, Coty brought in monday.com.

CyberArk@CPQD

Shared Secrets Manager workspaces help CPQD keep cloud security review honest across teams.

Unity@CPQD

Analysts and design leads at CPQD review simulation in Sentis rather than in personal files.

Cartesia@CPQD

CPQD uses Voice Agents to add natural voice to products and agents without standing up a studio pipeline.

Dassault Systemes@CPQD

Information Technology teams at CPQD treat Dassault Systemes as the working layer for change control.

Confluent@CPQD

Confluent is how CPQD keeps governed analytics visible to people who have to act on it.

Oracle@CPQD

CPQD standardized financial close on Oracle instead of keeping parallel copies.

Cisco@CPQD

Cisco is how CPQD keeps edge delivery visible to people who have to act on it.

Twilio@CPQD

CPQD folded Twilio Messaging into product communications so product and growth teams share one view of customer messaging.

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