Health Care

Epic Systems@Bayer

When regulated content outgrew homegrown tracking, Bayer brought in Epic Systems.

Fortinet@Bayer

FortiGate became the place Bayer uses to let staff reach internal apps without hauling all traffic through a legacy VPN.

Veeva@Bayer

Bayer runs clinical and quality operations on Veeva so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Hugging Face@Bayer

Hugging Face Hub became the place Bayer uses to use an assistant inside the editor for boilerplate, tests, and reviews.

Splunk@Baylor Scott and White

In the United States, Baylor Scott and White relies on Splunk for production support.

Epic Systems@Baylor Scott and White

Baylor Scott and White folded Haiku into care delivery so clinicians and HIM share one view of clinical records.

Anthropic@Baylor Scott and White

Claude Code sits in the daily path at Baylor Scott and White, especially for knowledge workers.

OpenAI@Baylor Scott and White

Health Care teams at Baylor Scott and White treat OpenAI as the working layer for operations automation.

SAP@Baylor Scott and White

Baylor Scott and White asked for a cleaner operating picture of procurement and payables. SAP is what they run.

ADP@Becton Dickinson

A ADP Talent rollout at Becton Dickinson took talent processes out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Asana@Becton Dickinson

Shared Asana AI workspaces help Becton Dickinson keep program management honest across teams.

Zscaler@Becton Dickinson

When private application access outgrew homegrown tracking, Becton Dickinson brought in Zscaler.

Anthropic@Becton Dickinson

Becton Dickinson runs customer and product conversations on Anthropic so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Microsoft Azure@Becton Dickinson

A Dynamics 365 rollout at Becton Dickinson took hybrid collaboration out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Tenable@Becton Dickinson

Health Care teams at Becton Dickinson treat Tenable as the working layer for cloud security review.

Epic Systems@Becton Dickinson

Teams at Becton Dickinson moved clinical records onto Epic Systems after local tools started to collide.

Twilio@Becton Dickinson

When support tickets outgrew homegrown tracking, Becton Dickinson brought in Twilio.

Veeva@Becton Dickinson

When regulated content outgrew homegrown tracking, Becton Dickinson brought in Veeva.

AWS@Bio-Rad Laboratories

AWS is how Bio-Rad Laboratories keeps workload migration visible to people who have to act on it.

Epic Systems@Bio-Rad Laboratories

When clinical records outgrew homegrown tracking, Bio-Rad Laboratories brought in Epic Systems.

HubSpot@Bio-Rad Laboratories

Health Care teams at Bio-Rad Laboratories treat HubSpot as the working layer for revenue operations.

Freshworks@Bio-Rad Laboratories

Health Care teams at Bio-Rad Laboratories treat Freshworks as the working layer for omnichannel service.

Epic Systems@Biogen

When regulated content outgrew homegrown tracking, Biogen brought in Epic Systems.