Health Care

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.

BMC@Community Health Systems

Community Health Systems runs shared services on BMC so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Veeva@Community Health Systems

Veeva Clinical sits in the daily path at Community Health Systems, especially for quality and clinical ops.

Veeva@ConvaTec

Health Care teams at ConvaTec treat Veeva as the working layer for clinical and quality operations.

Hugging Face@ConvaTec

When task agents outgrew homegrown tracking, ConvaTec brought in Hugging Face.

Epic Systems@ConvaTec

ConvaTec asked for a cleaner operating picture of clinical records. Epic Systems is what they run.

Splunk@ConvaTec

ConvaTec standardized on-call response on Splunk instead of keeping parallel copies.

OpenAI@ConvaTec

ChatGPT Enterprise became the place ConvaTec uses to use an assistant inside the editor for boilerplate, tests, and reviews.

AWS@CooperCompanies

AWS is how CooperCompanies keeps workload migration visible to people who have to act on it.

Cloudflare@CooperCompanies

Health Care teams at CooperCompanies treat Cloudflare as the working layer for network operations.

Epic Systems@CooperCompanies

Epic Systems is how CooperCompanies keeps clinical records visible to people who have to act on it.

Splunk@CooperCompanies

CooperCompanies folded Splunk Observability into incident management so on-call rotations share one view of on-call response.

Elastic@CooperCompanies

Elastic Search AI became the place CooperCompanies uses to search what happened across services without SSHing into boxes.

HashiCorp@CooperCompanies

HashiCorp is how CooperCompanies keeps build and deploy visible to people who have to act on it.

monday.com@CooperCompanies

Work OS became the place CooperCompanies uses to prepare and sign agreements without printing or chasing wet ink.

Oracle@CooperCompanies

CooperCompanies asked for a cleaner operating picture of procurement and payables. Oracle is what they run.

Palantir@CooperCompanies

CooperCompanies folded Palantir Foundry into applied machine learning so data scientists and ML engineers share one view of feature pipelines.

Adobe@CooperCompanies

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

Palo Alto Networks@CooperCompanies

CooperCompanies standardized inbound threat mail on Palo Alto Networks instead of keeping parallel copies.

MongoDB@CooperCompanies

Teams at CooperCompanies moved feature pipelines onto MongoDB after local tools started to collide.