What software does CDW use?
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- cdw.com
13 people at CDW in our data have reviewed 11 software products; the most reviewed are Webex Meetings (7 people), Webex App (2 people) and Microsoft OneNote (2).
Reviews from 13 people at CDW show broad adoption of collaboration and communication tools across the company. Staff in sales, engineering, operations, consulting, and leadership have reviewed 11 distinct products. Most of these reviewers are based in 1 country.
- People in our data
- 13
- Products reviewed
- 11
- Teams
- 5
- Countries
- 1
The stack, by team
Sales
4 peopleEngineering & IT
2 peopleOperations & Finance
1 personConsulting & Analysis
3 peopleCounts are people at CDW who reviewed each product. All 11 products: Webex Meetings, Webex App, Microsoft OneNote, Calabrio ONE, SurveyMonkey, LastPass, Whereby, Canva, PandaDoc, Box, Second Nature AI.
A sample of the people at CDW
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IT Support
Reviewed LastPass, SurveyMonkey, Webex Meetings
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Revenue Operations
Reviewed Calabrio ONE, Microsoft OneNote, Webex Meetings
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Consultant
Reviewed Webex Meetings
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CEO / Founder
Reviewed Whereby
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Frequently asked questions
- What communication tools do CDW teams use?
- 7 people reviewed Webex Meetings, and 2 reviewed Webex App. 2 people also reviewed Microsoft OneNote for collaboration.
- Which teams review software most at CDW?
- 4 people in sales have reviewed products. 3 people in consulting and analysis reviewed software. 3 people in leadership also submitted reviews.
- What kinds of software have CDW employees reviewed?
- Beyond communication platforms, CDW staff have reviewed workforce management tools like Calabrio ONE, security tools like LastPass, document and design tools including PandaDoc and Canva, and survey and file management solutions.
Source: the professional profiles of 13 people at CDW 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