Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Bombardier	Aerospace and Defense	17900	$8.7B	Canada	IBM	IBM Rational Publishing Engine	Document Management	2015	n/a	In 2015, Bombardier implemented IBM Rational Publishing Engine to automate engineering reporting for its transportation projects across Europe and North America. The deployment targeted Document Management workflows in engineering, concentrating on regulatory and contractual documentation and requirements traceability. Bombardier used IBM Rational Publishing Engine templates to standardize technical documentation and requirements traceability reports, shifting production toward template-driven, automated document assembly and repeatable publication processes. The implementation relied on template configuration, data binding, and automated report generation capabilities inherent to IBM Rational Publishing Engine to produce consistent, structured deliverables for engineering and program teams. Operational scope covered transportation projects across Europe and North America and implicated engineering, program reporting, and compliance functions responsible for regulatory submissions and contract deliverables. Workstreams emphasized in-application template automation and standardized report output within the Document Management domain rather than bespoke ad hoc document creation. Governance and workflow changes included moving report production to template-driven processes and standardizing requirements traceability outputs across projects to ensure consistency. Outcomes cited by implementation references include improved report consistency and reduced manual effort, reducing the time spent producing regulatory and contractual documents.
Bombardier	Aerospace and Defense	17900	$8.7B	Canada	Symfact	Symfact Contract Management	Contract Lifecycle Management	2008	n/a	In 2008 Bombardier implemented Symfact Contract Management for Contract Lifecycle Management across procurement and legal functions. The deployment targeted complex supplier and project contracts and is described in source material as covering operations in North America and EMEA. Symfact Contract Management was positioned as the centralized platform for contract lifecycle and compliance management supporting drafting, approvals and contract controls. The deployment appears to have leveraged core CLM capabilities together with adjacent compliance modules, inferred from the implementation context. Typical functional workflows implied include contract authoring and clause management, approval and routing workflows, a central contract repository, obligation management and audit trail reporting. These capabilities align with Contract Lifecycle Management functional terminology and the needs of procurement and legal use cases. Operational coverage focused on procurement and legal business functions, with the system applied to supplier contracts and project contracting lifecycles. The implementation scope, as referenced, spans North America and EMEA and emphasizes cross functional control of contract terms and compliance obligations. Symfact Contract Management is presented as the system of record for contractual compliance across those organizational domains. Governance and process changes inferred from the implementation include configuration of role based access, approval hierarchies and compliance monitoring workflows to enforce standardized contract terms. Rollout is implied to have been staged to align the platform with procurement and legal processes across the noted regions. The narrative centers on Symfact Contract Management as the operational CLM platform for Bombardier in 2008, supporting contract control and compliance governance within procurement and legal functions.
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	1713	$8.7B	United States	Adobe Systems	Adobe Acrobat Sign (formerly EchoSign, eSign & Adobe Sign)	Digital Signing	2020	n/a
	Professional Services	1713	$8.7B	United States	Adobe Systems	Adobe Acrobat Sign (formerly EchoSign, eSign & Adobe Sign)	Digital Signing	2023	n/a
	Manufacturing	19000	$8.7B	United Kingdom	Sitecore	Sitecore CMS	Web Content Management	2016	n/a
	Utilities	8872	$8.6B	United States	SAP	SAP Contract Lifecycle Management	Contract Lifecycle Management	2012	n/a
	Utilities	8872	$8.6B	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft SharePoint	Enterprise Content Management	2020	n/a
	Utilities	8872	$8.6B	United States	DocuSign	DocuSign eSignature	Digital Signing	2023	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	16000	$8.6B	United States	Adobe Systems	Adobe Experience Manager	Digital Asset Management	2017	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	16000	$8.6B	United States	Swiftype	Swiftype	Application, Web and Enterprise Search	2020	n/a

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Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Bombardier

Aerospace and Defense

17900

$8.7B

Canada

IBM

IBM Rational Publishing Engine

Document Management

2015

n/a

In 2015, Bombardier implemented IBM Rational Publishing Engine to automate engineering reporting for its transportation projects across Europe and North America. The deployment targeted Document Management workflows in engineering, concentrating on regulatory and contractual documentation and requirements traceability. Bombardier used IBM Rational Publishing Engine templates to standardize technical documentation and requirements traceability reports, shifting production toward template-driven, automated document assembly and repeatable publication processes. The implementation relied on template configuration, data binding, and automated report generation capabilities inherent to IBM Rational Publishing Engine to produce consistent, structured deliverables for engineering and program teams. Operational scope covered transportation projects across Europe and North America and implicated engineering, program reporting, and compliance functions responsible for regulatory submissions and contract deliverables. Workstreams emphasized in-application template automation and standardized report output within the Document Management domain rather than bespoke ad hoc document creation. Governance and workflow changes included moving report production to template-driven processes and standardizing requirements traceability outputs across projects to ensure consistency. Outcomes cited by implementation references include improved report consistency and reduced manual effort, reducing the time spent producing regulatory and contractual documents.

Bombardier

Aerospace and Defense

17900

$8.7B

Canada

Symfact

Symfact Contract Management

Contract Lifecycle Management

2008

n/a

In 2008 Bombardier implemented Symfact Contract Management for Contract Lifecycle Management across procurement and legal functions. The deployment targeted complex supplier and project contracts and is described in source material as covering operations in North America and EMEA. Symfact Contract Management was positioned as the centralized platform for contract lifecycle and compliance management supporting drafting, approvals and contract controls. The deployment appears to have leveraged core CLM capabilities together with adjacent compliance modules, inferred from the implementation context. Typical functional workflows implied include contract authoring and clause management, approval and routing workflows, a central contract repository, obligation management and audit trail reporting. These capabilities align with Contract Lifecycle Management functional terminology and the needs of procurement and legal use cases. Operational coverage focused on procurement and legal business functions, with the system applied to supplier contracts and project contracting lifecycles. The implementation scope, as referenced, spans North America and EMEA and emphasizes cross functional control of contract terms and compliance obligations. Symfact Contract Management is presented as the system of record for contractual compliance across those organizational domains. Governance and process changes inferred from the implementation include configuration of role based access, approval hierarchies and compliance monitoring workflows to enforce standardized contract terms. Rollout is implied to have been staged to align the platform with procurement and legal processes across the noted regions. The narrative centers on Symfact Contract Management as the operational CLM platform for Bombardier in 2008, supporting contract control and compliance governance within procurement and legal functions.