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All United States customer value stories (5821)

Financials
United States

HashiCorp@Fiserv

Fiserv runs environment provisioning on HashiCorp so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Financials
United States

Anaplan@Fiserv

Fiserv uses Anaplan Modeling to build plans that operations can update without a new spreadsheet every cycle.

Financials
United States

Guidewire@Fiserv

Fiserv runs banking operations on Guidewire so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Financials
United States

Nutanix@Fiserv

Financials teams at Fiserv treat Nutanix as the working layer for data platform operations.

Financials
United States

Temenos@Fiserv

Underwriters and claims handlers at Fiserv review policy and claims in Temenos Infinity rather than in personal files.

Financials
United States

SS&C@Fiserv

SS&C is how Fiserv keeps financial planning visible to people who have to act on it.

Financials
United States

Oracle@Fiserv

Oracle Fusion became the place Fiserv uses to take orders through fulfillment and billing without rekeying between tools.

Financials
United States

Fiserv@Fitch Group

When financial planning outgrew homegrown tracking, Fitch Group brought in Fiserv.

Financials
United States

IBM@Fitch Group

In the United States, Fitch Group relies on IBM for reliability engineering.

Financials
United States

SS&C@Fitch Group

Teams at Fitch Group moved core processing onto SS&C after local tools started to collide.

Financials
United States

Adobe@Fitch Group

A Adobe Commerce rollout at Fitch Group took research and listening out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Financials
United States

Proofpoint@Fitch Group

Proofpoint is how Fitch Group keeps access control visible to people who have to act on it.

Financials
United States

Anaplan@Fitch Group

Fitch Group standardized financial planning on Anaplan instead of keeping parallel copies.

Financials
United States

Box@Fitch Group

Teams at Fitch Group moved institutional knowledge onto Box after local tools started to collide.

Financials
United States

Cartesia@Fitch Group

Fitch Group runs customer and product conversations on Cartesia so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Financials
United States

Netskope@Fitch Group

Fitch Group standardized inbound threat mail on Netskope instead of keeping parallel copies.

Financials
United States

Guidewire@Fitch Group

Fitch Group asked for a cleaner operating picture of core processing. Guidewire is what they run.

Financials
United States

DocuSign@Fitch Group

Fitch Group folded CLM into documentation so specialists and new hires share one view of institutional knowledge.

Information Technology
United States

Dynatrace@Five9

Five9 uses Application Security to see traces and errors in one place when a service slows down.

Information Technology
United States

Unity@Five9

Five9 standardized operations visibility on Unity instead of keeping parallel copies.

Information Technology
United States

IBM@Five9

A Red Hat OpenShift rollout at Five9 took applied AI delivery out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Information Technology
United States

Snowflake@Five9

Five9 asked for a cleaner operating picture of feature pipelines. Snowflake is what they run.

Information Technology
United States

Qualtrics@Five9

Five9 standardized content production on Qualtrics instead of keeping parallel copies.

Information Technology
United States

Smartsheet@Five9

Five9 asked for a cleaner operating picture of institutional knowledge. Smartsheet is what they run.

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