Information Technology

Cadence@Trello

Trello runs plant and field operations on Cadence so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Cartesia@Trello

Trello folded Voice Agents into customer and product conversations so product and contact center teams share one view of spoken interfaces.

PayPal@Trend Micro

Trend Micro folded PayPal Working Capital into monetization so finance and product share one view of subscription billing.

Freshworks@Trend Micro

Freshdesk became the place Trend Micro uses to send transactional messages from the same stack the product already uses.

Teradata@Trend Micro

Trend Micro standardized feature pipelines on Teradata instead of keeping parallel copies.

Snowflake@Trend Micro

Trend Micro runs partner data exchange on Snowflake so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Check Point@Trimble

ThreatCloud sits in the daily path at Trimble, especially for cloud security engineers.

Microsoft Azure@Trimble

Azure sits in the daily path at Trimble, especially for data engineers.

Elastic@Trimble

Trimble runs detection engineering on Elastic so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

HubSpot@Trimble

A Marketing Hub rollout at Trimble took customer service operations out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Deel@Trimble

In the United States, Trimble relies on Deel for global hiring.

Twilio@Trimble

Information Technology teams at Trimble treat Twilio as the working layer for omnichannel service.

UiPath@Trimble

Trimble runs shared services on UiPath so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Teradata@TSMC

Data platform and lines of business at TSMC review secure data sharing in ClearScape Analytics rather than in personal files.

Red Hat@TSMC

When backup and failover outgrew homegrown tracking, TSMC brought in Red Hat.

IBM@TSMC

When backup and failover outgrew homegrown tracking, TSMC brought in IBM.

monday.com@TSMC

TSMC uses monday dev to track work in a shared system rather than status decks that go stale.

Datadog@TSMC

TSMC uses Log Management to turn operational signals into detections the SOC can actually use.

Anthropic@TSMC

Teams at TSMC moved task agents onto Anthropic after local tools started to collide.

Cloudflare@TSMC

In Taiwan, TSMC relies on Cloudflare for network operations.

Infor@TSMC

Order desk and finance at TSMC review order management in Infor OS rather than in personal files.

ADP@Twilio

Twilio standardized employee records on ADP instead of keeping parallel copies.

CrowdStrike@Twilio

Twilio asked for a cleaner operating picture of endpoint detection. CrowdStrike is what they run.