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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
ResMed	Life Sciences	7970	$3.2B	United States	Connexica	Connexica CXAIR	Analytics and BI	2008	n/a	In 2008 ResMed's German operations adopted Connexica CXAIR as an Analytics and BI platform to consolidate transactional and CRM data for operational and management reporting across manufacturing and operations. Connexica CXAIR was introduced to centralize reporting workflows and to provide a single reporting layer for shop floor, production planning, and operations management teams. The implementation emphasized operational reporting and management reporting modules, including dashboarding, KPI monitoring, scheduled report distribution, and ad hoc analysis capabilities consistent with Analytics and BI deployments. Configuration work focused on building KPI catalogs and report templates to standardize management information across sites in Germany. Integrations included direct consolidation of data from ERP systems, Salesforce, and other source systems to a centralized reporting schema, supported by data ingestion and transformation processes and a reporting middleware tier. The deployment expanded into an enterprise reporting rollout in Germany and supported hundreds of users across manufacturing and operations, indicating a centralized reporting architecture and user access segmentation. Governance shifted toward standardized KPI definitions and managed report lifecycle controls, with rollout governance covering access rights, report versioning, and phased user enablement across departments. Process changes emphasized KPI-driven transparency and consistent operational metrics for management review and shop floor decision making. The program grew into a Germany-wide enterprise reporting rollout with hundreds of users and delivered stronger KPI-driven transparency through Connexica CXAIR and the established reporting governance model.
Bank of America	Banking and Financial Services	213207	$113.0B	United States	Dealogic	Dealogic	Analytics and BI	2024	n/a	In 2024, Bank of America implemented Dealogic within its Analytics and BI portfolio. Dealogic is cited in Bank of America investor presentations and SEC filings as the source for its investment banking fee rankings and market-share data, indicating Dealogic analytics are actively used by the bank's global finance and investment banking teams. The implementation appears focused on capital-markets analytics capabilities in Dealogic, including rankings, deal data capture, and revenue analytics, aligned with standard league-table and benchmarking workflows. Dealogic functionality is being used to produce fee rankings and market-share figures, which implies configuration for deal-level attribution, revenue reporting, and standard capital markets reporting modules. Operational coverage is centered on global finance and investment banking groups, where Dealogic output is referenced in external investor communications and regulatory filings. This placement indicates the system is part of external reporting workflows and market intelligence processes used by corporate investment banking desks and finance stakeholders. Because Dealogic is explicitly named in SEC filings as the data source for fee rankings, the Bank of America implementation carries governance implications, including data stewardship and formal validation controls for published analytics. The presence of Dealogic in public filings signals an established chain of custody for market-share and fee reporting within the bank's finance and investment banking reporting practices.
	Retail	450	$295M	United States	Contentful GmbH	Contentful Analytics	Analytics and BI	2022	n/a
	Transportation	200	$30M	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Power BI	Analytics and BI	2019	n/a
	Construction and Real Estate	10	$2M	United States	Computer Guidance	eCMS Business Intelligence & Analytics	Analytics and BI	2014	n/a
	Construction and Real Estate	500	$200M	United States	Computer Guidance	eCMS Business Intelligence & Analytics	Analytics and BI	2016	n/a
	Professional Services	10	$1M	United States	ContinuumCloud	ContinuumCloud DATIS e3 Business Intelligence	Analytics and BI	2015	n/a
	Professional Services	50	$5M	United States	Custify	Custify CSM Dashboards	Analytics and BI	2023	n/a
	Professional Services	11000	$1.5B	United States	Datameer	Datameer Platform	Analytics and BI,Data Warehouse	2014	n/a
	Automotive	23	$3M	United States	Dealer Teamwork	Dealer Teamwork MPOP Analytics Reporting	Analytics and BI	2019	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

ResMed

Life Sciences

7970

$3.2B

United States

Connexica

Connexica CXAIR

Analytics and BI

2008

n/a

In 2008 ResMed's German operations adopted Connexica CXAIR as an Analytics and BI platform to consolidate transactional and CRM data for operational and management reporting across manufacturing and operations. Connexica CXAIR was introduced to centralize reporting workflows and to provide a single reporting layer for shop floor, production planning, and operations management teams. The implementation emphasized operational reporting and management reporting modules, including dashboarding, KPI monitoring, scheduled report distribution, and ad hoc analysis capabilities consistent with Analytics and BI deployments. Configuration work focused on building KPI catalogs and report templates to standardize management information across sites in Germany. Integrations included direct consolidation of data from ERP systems, Salesforce, and other source systems to a centralized reporting schema, supported by data ingestion and transformation processes and a reporting middleware tier. The deployment expanded into an enterprise reporting rollout in Germany and supported hundreds of users across manufacturing and operations, indicating a centralized reporting architecture and user access segmentation. Governance shifted toward standardized KPI definitions and managed report lifecycle controls, with rollout governance covering access rights, report versioning, and phased user enablement across departments. Process changes emphasized KPI-driven transparency and consistent operational metrics for management review and shop floor decision making. The program grew into a Germany-wide enterprise reporting rollout with hundreds of users and delivered stronger KPI-driven transparency through Connexica CXAIR and the established reporting governance model.

Bank of America

Banking and Financial Services

213207

$113.0B

United States

Dealogic

Analytics and BI

2024

n/a

In 2024, Bank of America implemented Dealogic within its Analytics and BI portfolio. Dealogic is cited in Bank of America investor presentations and SEC filings as the source for its investment banking fee rankings and market-share data, indicating Dealogic analytics are actively used by the bank's global finance and investment banking teams. The implementation appears focused on capital-markets analytics capabilities in Dealogic, including rankings, deal data capture, and revenue analytics, aligned with standard league-table and benchmarking workflows. Dealogic functionality is being used to produce fee rankings and market-share figures, which implies configuration for deal-level attribution, revenue reporting, and standard capital markets reporting modules. Operational coverage is centered on global finance and investment banking groups, where Dealogic output is referenced in external investor communications and regulatory filings. This placement indicates the system is part of external reporting workflows and market intelligence processes used by corporate investment banking desks and finance stakeholders. Because Dealogic is explicitly named in SEC filings as the data source for fee rankings, the Bank of America implementation carries governance implications, including data stewardship and formal validation controls for published analytics. The presence of Dealogic in public filings signals an established chain of custody for market-share and fee reporting within the bank's finance and investment banking reporting practices.