Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight
Lowell General Hospital	Healthcare	4100	$1.3B	United States	DocuSign	DocuSign eSignature	Digital Signing	2021	n/a
AARP	Non Profit	2300	$1.9B	United States	Adobe Systems	About Livefyre	Web Content Management	2015	n/a	In 2015, AARP deployed About Livefyre, an Adobe Systems application, on its public website as a customer-facing Web Content Management capability. The implementation placed About Livefyre within AARP web pages to manage user-generated content and real-time community interactions while operating alongside the site publishing infrastructure. About Livefyre was configured to provide core Web Content Management functions typical for audience engagement, including real-time commenting and discussion streams, content ingestion from site articles, moderation tooling, and administrative consoles for content control. The About Livefyre configuration emphasized embedded widgets and page-level components that surface community conversations tied to editorial content. Operational coverage focused on web editorial and community management workflows, aligning the AARP About Livefyre Web Content Management deployment with content publishing processes and site templates. The solution was integrated at the front end with page templates and editorial workflows to ensure comments and user contributions appeared in context with published articles and membership-facing content. Governance centered on role-based moderation and editorial oversight, using the application administrator interfaces to enforce content policies and manage user interactions. Rollout and operational ownership remained within digital editorial and community teams, with the implementation scoped to web properties and content channels managed by those groups.
	Non Profit	2300	$1.9B	United States	Adobe Systems	Adobe Experience Manager	Digital Asset Management	2017	n/a
	Non Profit	2300	$1.9B	United States	Algolia	Algolia Search	Application, Web and Enterprise Search	2019	n/a
	Non Profit	2300	$1.9B	United States	Adobe Systems	Adobe Acrobat Sign (formerly EchoSign, eSign & Adobe Sign)	Digital Signing	2020	n/a
	Retail	11006	$6.8B	United States	Adobe Systems	Adobe Dynamic Media Classic (ex Adobe Scene7)	Content Management	2018	n/a
	Professional Services	18000	$5.3B	United States	DocuSign	DocuSign eSignature	Digital Signing	2021	n/a
	Insurance	12500	$17.1B	United States	Sitecore	Sitecore CMS	Web Content Management	2016	n/a
	Insurance	12500	$17.1B	United States	Coveo	Coveo Relevance Cloud	Application, Web and Enterprise Search	2021	n/a
	Manufacturing	34000	$26.5B	United States	Acquia	Acquia Cloud	Web Content Management	2020	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Lowell General Hospital

Healthcare

4100

$1.3B

United States

DocuSign

DocuSign eSignature

Digital Signing

2021

n/a

AARP

Non Profit

2300

$1.9B

United States

Adobe Systems

About Livefyre

Web Content Management

2015

n/a

In 2015, AARP deployed About Livefyre, an Adobe Systems application, on its public website as a customer-facing Web Content Management capability. The implementation placed About Livefyre within AARP web pages to manage user-generated content and real-time community interactions while operating alongside the site publishing infrastructure. About Livefyre was configured to provide core Web Content Management functions typical for audience engagement, including real-time commenting and discussion streams, content ingestion from site articles, moderation tooling, and administrative consoles for content control. The About Livefyre configuration emphasized embedded widgets and page-level components that surface community conversations tied to editorial content. Operational coverage focused on web editorial and community management workflows, aligning the AARP About Livefyre Web Content Management deployment with content publishing processes and site templates. The solution was integrated at the front end with page templates and editorial workflows to ensure comments and user contributions appeared in context with published articles and membership-facing content. Governance centered on role-based moderation and editorial oversight, using the application administrator interfaces to enforce content policies and manage user interactions. Rollout and operational ownership remained within digital editorial and community teams, with the implementation scoped to web properties and content channels managed by those groups.