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  • accenture.com

289 people at Accenture in our data have reviewed 142 software products; the most reviewed are Skype (18 people), Google Workspace (14 people) and Salesforce Sales Cloud (13).

People at Accenture have reviewed one hundred forty-two software products across twenty-one countries. The Consulting & Analysis and Engineering & IT teams account for the most reviews, with a combined focus on communication, productivity, and development tools. Microsoft and Google platforms dominate the reviewed software, alongside specialized enterprise applications.

People in our data
289
Products reviewed
142
Teams
7
Countries
21

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Accenture who reviewed each product. All 142 products: Skype, Google Workspace, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Webex Meetings, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Eclipse, SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Jira, Webex App, Microsoft Entra ID, Visual Studio, Zoom Workplace, Slack, Microsoft SharePoint, SurveyMonkey, Asana, Visual Studio Code, Notepad++, Google Meet, Mural, ClickUp, Zoom, Azure Application Gateway, Microsoft Power BI, Intuit Mailchimp, GitHub, G2.com, GoTo Meeting, Hoxhunt, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Outlook, Genesys Cloud CX, Sublime Text, Bitbucket, Google Analytics, Microsoft PowerPoint, Ubuntu, Trello, Dropbox, Adobe Acrobat, Salesforce Marketing Cloud Engagement, Apple iOS, Notion, Docusign, Prezi, Azure Analysis Services, Dynatrace, Writesonic, Microsoft OneNote, KodeKloud, Microsoft Word, Workday HCM, LastPass, Tableau, Qlik Sense, Salesforce Revenue Cloud, Workplace from Meta, Hashicorp Terraform, SAS Model Manager, Shopify, WordPress.org, IBM Watson Studio, Groove, Foxit eSign, IntelliJ IDEA, Guusto, SAS Visual Data Mining and Machine Learning, Adobe Marketo Engage, SAP Concur, Outreach, Pocket Scanner, Scoro, 360° media, Qualtrics CoreXM, Sprinklr Insights, Oracle Service Cloud, StreamSets, Adobe Illustrator, Prodly DevOps, AWS Auto Scaling, Yammer, TeamGantt, Eightfold AI, ZoomInfo Sales, OpenText ALM Quality Center, SQL Server 2019, Microsoft BitLocker, HCL Commerce, AdSuite, Conga CPQ, Nintex Process Platform, Grammarly, Box, CMW Platform, Continu, QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise, Riverside.fm, CoderPad, Solarwinds Database Performance Analyzer, Gong, Restroworks Restaurant POS, Udacity, Geo Targetly, Panaya Change Intelligence, Camtasia, Azure Logic Apps, NetSuite, Codenvy, Azure Monitor, Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe After Effects, User Interviews, SyncApps, Buffer, Mailtrap, Tenable Nessus, Backupify, LeanIX, Skype for Business, SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Payroll, IBM Z, Azure Boards, Freelancer.com, Google Cloud Natural Language API, WiseStamp, Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, Apollo.io, Anaconda, Equally.ai, FL Studio, Rytr, Graphy, ESET PROTECT, LinkedIn Job Search, Deem, Google Cloud Run, Rancher, Atom, BlueJ, Canva, Google Ads, HCL Sametime.

Who reviews software here

  • Manager21
  • Application Development Analyst17
  • Software Engineer16
  • Analyst6
  • Packaged App Development Analyst6
  • Senior Consultant5

A sample of the people at Accenture

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Frequently asked questions

What communication tools do Accenture teams review most?
Skype and Webex Meetings are the most reviewed communication products, with reviews from eighteen and thirteen people respectively. Zoom Workplace and Slack also appear in reviews, each from nine people at the company.
Which teams at Accenture review the most software?
Consulting & Analysis reviewed one hundred sixteen products, and Engineering & IT reviewed one hundred seventeen. These two teams account for the vast majority of software reviews in the database.
What enterprise and development software has been reviewed?
SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Salesforce Sales Cloud, and Jira each have twelve reviews. Visual Studio, Microsoft Entra ID, and Microsoft SharePoint also appear in reviews from nine people each, reflecting a mix of cloud infrastructure, CRM, and development tool adoption.

Source: the professional profiles of 289 people at Accenture in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks