VMware Tanzu Blog: Case Studies

COVID-19 has caused corporate leadership to rally around digital transformation.

From SpringOne2020, how VMware's Tanzu Application Service has been key to Albertsons' digital transformation—and its success during COVID-19.

At SpringOne 2020, Brendan Aye and James Webb—two of T-Mobile’s cloud native platform leaders—share their experiences and strategies for what to do when something goes wrong.

Neville George, manager at Comcast; Jon Osborn, IT executive at Bell Tracy, Ltd.; and Jana Werner, head of transformation at Tesco Bank share how they have helped change their respective organizations

What makes women want to choose a technologist role as their career? At SpringOne, we heard from three IT leaders and active Tanzu vanguards.

When forward-thinking enterprises want to modernize how they build and manage software, they choose VMware Tanzu Application Service.

How VMware uses the Tanzu portfolio to offer developers a self-service experience with zero wait times, and secure and compliant open source images to build software in 30 days.

What has some folks charged with managing Kubernetes deployments really excited is the prospect of managing all application infrastructure essentially the same way.

Leaders at Liberty Mutual and Northern Trust explain how they're accelerating digital transformation by working with VMware Pivotal Labs.

How the Pivotal Act team joined forces with Collaborative Cash Delivery Network to create the ResponseBuilder collaboration tool.

How one agile team responded to remote work without missing a beat, and without losing its sense of synergy.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, VMware pioneered the development of a contact-tracing app, a process that provided valuable learnings and knowledge.

Seeking a way to help its citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic, KB Insurance created a mask inventory service overnight using a platform it built with VMware Tanzu Application Service.

Leadership is an essential component of a successful software development organization. Here are three clear signs it's time to add more.

How Pivotal Labs Sydney helped the Australian government save tens of millions of dollars per year.

With help from Pivotal, John Hancock successfully made the leap from SOA to microservices.

Mastercard uses Apache Geode to help process 600,000 transactions per second.

How Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) adopted Site Reliability Engineering culture to help it embrace cloud-native applications.

New data regulations forced GM to quickly spin up a cloud and development presence in China.

Sonic's Order-Ahead app is improving the customer experience as well as the bottom line.