"We wanted to figure out what can we really use instead of having five, or six different applications. Is there anything we can use as a single solution? And Artifactory came to the rescue. It turned out to be a one-stop shop for us. It provided everything that we need."

"By deploying JFrog, we’ve seen less vulnerabilities, which has given our developers more time to focus on developing new applications. And with the different development teams all being on the same platform, it has centralized and streamlined the process."

"Since moving to Artifactory, our team has been able to cut down our maintenance burden significantly…we’re able to move on and be a more in-depth DevOps organization."

"I follow the basic principles for AppSec – Prevent, Detect, Remediate. And when I look at the offerings from JFrog, they're checking those boxes for me."

"Before… delivering a new AI model took weeks... Now the research team can work independently and deliver while keeping the engineering and product teams happy. We had five new models running in production within four weeks."

“Most large companies have multiple sites and it is critical for those companies to manage authentication and permission efficiently across locations. JFrog Enterprise+ will provide us with an ideal setup that will allow us to meet our rigorous requirements from the get go. It's advanced capabilities, like Access Federation, will reduce our overhead by keeping the users, permissions, and and groups in-sync between sites.”

"Instead of a 15-month cycle, today we can release virtually on request.”

“As a long-time DevOps engineer, I know how difficult it can be to keep track of the myriad of package types – legacy and new – that corporations have in their inventory. JFrog has always done a phenomenal job at keeping our team supported, efficient and operational – because if JFrog goes out, we might as well go home. Thankfully, with AWS infrastructure at our backs as well, we know we can develop and deliver with confidence anywhere our business demands today, and in the future.”

“When we had that issue with log4j, it was announced on Friday afternoon and [using JFrog] by Monday at noon we had all cities rolled out with the patch.”