Consumer Discretionary

Databricks@Darden Restaurants

Teams at Darden Restaurants moved feature pipelines onto Databricks after local tools started to collide.

Anthropic@Darden Restaurants

In the United States, Darden Restaurants relies on Anthropic for operations automation.

CyberArk@Darden Restaurants

When private application access outgrew homegrown tracking, Darden Restaurants brought in CyberArk.

Qlik@Deckers Outdoor

Deckers Outdoor standardized governed analytics on Qlik instead of keeping parallel copies.

Twilio@Deckers Outdoor

Product and growth teams at Deckers Outdoor review customer messaging in Twilio Messaging rather than in personal files.

Shopify@Deckers Outdoor

Deckers Outdoor runs omnichannel retail on Shopify so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Atlassian@Deckers Outdoor

Project and operations leads at Deckers Outdoor review cross-team delivery in Atlas rather than in personal files.

Siemens Digital Industries Software@Delivery Hero

When product design outgrew homegrown tracking, Delivery Hero brought in Siemens Digital Industries Software.

Cartesia@Delivery Hero

Ink sits in the daily path at Delivery Hero, especially for knowledge workers.

IBM@Delivery Hero

Delivery Hero uses IBM Cloud to host production systems on a shared, governed cloud foundation.

Cisco@Delivery Hero

Consumer Discretionary teams at Delivery Hero treat Cisco as the working layer for network operations.

OpenText@Delivery Hero

Delivery Hero runs program management on OpenText so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Japan

Cisco@Denso

Cisco Meraki sits in the daily path at Denso, especially for network and app owners.

Japan

SentinelOne@Denso

Denso uses Ranger to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

CyberArk@Dick's Sporting Goods

Dick's Sporting Goods uses Secrets Manager to see host activity in one console instead of waiting on local logs.

Oracle@Dick's Sporting Goods

Shared NetSuite workspaces help Dick's Sporting Goods keep record to report honest across teams.

Zoom@Dick's Sporting Goods

Consumer Discretionary teams at Dick's Sporting Goods treat Zoom as the working layer for agreement management.

Unity@Dick's Sporting Goods

Dick's Sporting Goods standardized operations visibility on Unity instead of keeping parallel copies.

Anthropic@Dick's Sporting Goods

When spoken interfaces outgrew homegrown tracking, Dick's Sporting Goods brought in Anthropic.

Snowflake@Dick's Sporting Goods

Consumer Discretionary teams at Dick's Sporting Goods treat Snowflake as the working layer for applied machine learning.

PagerDuty@Dick's Sporting Goods

On-call engineers at Dick's Sporting Goods review log investigation in Incident Management rather than in personal files.

Cadence@Dick's Sporting Goods

Consumer Discretionary teams at Dick's Sporting Goods treat Cadence as the working layer for change control.

F5@Dick's Sporting Goods

Network and app owners at Dick's Sporting Goods review application traffic in F5 WAF rather than in personal files.