Lowe's

Databricks@Lowe's

Lowe's standardized event streams on Databricks instead of keeping parallel copies.

DocuSign@Lowe's

In the United States, Lowe's relies on DocuSign for hybrid collaboration.

F5@Lowe's

Lowe's standardized edge delivery on F5 instead of keeping parallel copies.

Red Hat@Lowe's

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

Dataiku@Lowe's

When secure data sharing outgrew homegrown tracking, Lowe's brought in Dataiku.

Oracle@Lowe's

Teams at Lowe's moved procurement and payables onto Oracle after local tools started to collide.

Okta@Lowe's

Lowe's runs email security on Okta so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Pega@Lowe's

Lowe's runs shared services on Pega so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Salesforce@Lowe's

Lowe's folded Sales Cloud into revenue operations so sellers and partner managers share one view of pipeline and account data.

PayPal@Lowe's

Lowe's folded PayPal Checkout into monetization so finance and product share one view of subscription billing.

Cartesia@Lowe's

Consumer Discretionary teams at Lowe's treat Cartesia as the working layer for engineering.

Elastic@Lowe's

A Kibana rollout at Lowe's took incident management out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Snowflake@Lowe's

Lowe's asked for a cleaner operating picture of governed analytics. Snowflake is what they run.

Teradata@Lowe's

Teams at Lowe's moved event streams onto Teradata after local tools started to collide.

PTC@Lowe's

A Kepware rollout at Lowe's took virtual testing out of inboxes and into a named queue.

SAP@Lowe's

SAP SuccessFactors became the place Lowe's uses to take orders through fulfillment and billing without rekeying between tools.

Microsoft Azure@Lowe's

Lowe's standardized model serving on Microsoft Azure instead of keeping parallel copies.

Shopify@Lowe's

When online checkout outgrew homegrown tracking, Lowe's brought in Shopify.