Industrials

Check Point@Air India

Shared Infinity workspaces help Air India keep cloud security review honest across teams.

Zendesk@Air India

In India, Air India relies on Zendesk for omnichannel service.

IBM@Air India

Air India asked for a cleaner operating picture of cloud landing zones. IBM is what they run.

monday.com@Airbus

Airbus asked for a cleaner operating picture of institutional knowledge. monday.com is what they run.

Proofpoint@Airbus

Airbus runs email security on Proofpoint so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Workday@Airbus

Airbus uses Workday HCM to keep people data, pay, and time in one cloud record.

NVIDIA@Airbus

Airbus folded NVIDIA AI Enterprise into operations automation so ops and platform teams share one view of task agents.

DocuSign@Airbus

Shared Notary workspaces help Airbus keep program management honest across teams.

Google Cloud@Airbus

Migration squads at Airbus review workload migration in Google Cloud rather than in personal files.

Hexagon@Airbus

Leica Geosystems became the place Airbus uses to manage revisions and bills of material with a clear approval trail.

AWS@Alaska Air Group

Alaska Air Group asked for a cleaner operating picture of cloud landing zones. AWS is what they run.

Qualtrics@Alaska Air Group

Strategy and Research became the place Alaska Air Group uses to collect and act on feedback instead of parking it in a slide.

Databricks@Alaska Air Group

Alaska Air Group uses Delta Lake to train and ship models on the same lakehouse the business already trusts.

Autodesk@Alaska Air Group

Teams at Alaska Air Group moved product design onto Autodesk after local tools started to collide.

Cloudflare@Alaska Air Group

A Cloudflare R2 rollout at Alaska Air Group took application delivery out of inboxes and into a named queue.

OpenAI@Alaska Air Group

Alaska Air Group folded GPT-4o into engineering so developers share one view of software delivery.

UiPath@Alaska Air Group

Teams at Alaska Air Group moved employee requests onto UiPath after local tools started to collide.

IBM@American Airlines

In the United States, American Airlines relies on IBM for reliability engineering.

Salesforce@American Airlines

When pipeline and account data outgrew homegrown tracking, American Airlines brought in Salesforce.

Microsoft Azure@American Airlines

American Airlines standardized model serving on Microsoft Azure instead of keeping parallel copies.

Twilio@American Airlines

American Airlines runs omnichannel service on Twilio so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

GitLab@American Airlines

GitLab Duo sits in the daily path at American Airlines, especially for developers and AppSec.

Akamai@American Airlines

Shared Guardicore Segmentation workspaces help American Airlines keep web performance honest across teams.

New Relic@American Airlines

American Airlines runs production support on New Relic so ownership is obvious when work stalls.