What collaboration tools do Cisco employees review most?

20 people reviewed Miro, making it the most reviewed product in the dataset. Webex products also appear frequently: 5 people reviewed Webex Meetings and 2 people reviewed Webex App. 2 people reviewed Slack.

Which development tools do Cisco teams use?

4 people reviewed Jira for project tracking. For code editors and IDEs, 3 people reviewed Visual Studio Code, 2 people reviewed IntelliJ IDEA, and 2 people reviewed Eclipse.

What enterprise software have Cisco employees reviewed?

3 people reviewed Salesforce Sales Cloud, 2 people reviewed SAP Concur for expense management, and 2 people reviewed Asana for project management. 2 people also reviewed Elastic Stack.

What software does Cisco use?

Updated October 20, 2026

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82 people at Cisco in our data have reviewed 58 software products; the most reviewed are Miro (20 people), Webex Meetings (5 people) and Jira (4).

Across Cisco's workforce, 82 people in our database have reviewed 58 distinct software products. Their reviews span 11 countries and reflect a diverse set of tools—from collaboration platforms to development environments to enterprise applications. 39 people in Engineering & IT have reviewed the most software, followed by 14 in Leadership and 9 in Sales.

People in our data: 82
Products reviewed: 58
Teams: 7
Countries: 11

The stack, by team

Sales

9 people

Marketing

2 people

Engineering & IT

39 people

Operations & Finance

8 people

Consulting & Analysis

5 people

Leadership

14 people

Other

5 people

Counts are people at Cisco who reviewed each product. All 58 products: Miro, Webex Meetings, Jira, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA, Asana, Skype, Slack, Elastic Stack, SAP Concur, Eclipse, OneMob, Warmly, Webex App, Snagit, Google Workspace, Zoom Workplace, Hootsuite, InfluxDB, Microsoft Project & Portfolio Management, Traction Complete, Nimble CRM, M-Files, Coderbyte for Employers, Alert Logic MDR, VMware Fusion, Notepad++, Zoom, Salesloft, Xodo Sign, Groove, WordPress.org, Ubuntu, Product Marketing Alliance, Accenture, GIMP, Prezi, Box, Fivetran, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Foxit eSign, Amplitude Analytics, G2.com, UiPath Process Mining, Jotform, Studio 3T, Visual Studio, Intuit Mailchimp, Canva, 1Password, Microsoft BitLocker, Kayako, Adobe Premiere Pro, Google Analytics, Bitbucket, PayPal, UltraEdit.

Who reviews software here

Software Engineer11
Partner2
Account Manager2
Member of Technical2
Software Engineering Technical2
Technical2

A sample of the people at Cisco

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Sales Engineer
Reviewed Box, Prezi, Webex App
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Business Analyst
Reviewed Canva, Google Workspace, Skype
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Marketing Manager
Reviewed SAP Concur, WordPress.org
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Account Executive
Reviewed Groove

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools do Cisco employees review most?: 20 people reviewed Miro, making it the most reviewed product in the dataset. Webex products also appear frequently: 5 people reviewed Webex Meetings and 2 people reviewed Webex App. 2 people reviewed Slack.
Which development tools do Cisco teams use?: 4 people reviewed Jira for project tracking. For code editors and IDEs, 3 people reviewed Visual Studio Code, 2 people reviewed IntelliJ IDEA, and 2 people reviewed Eclipse.
What enterprise software have Cisco employees reviewed?: 3 people reviewed Salesforce Sales Cloud, 2 people reviewed SAP Concur for expense management, and 2 people reviewed Asana for project management. 2 people also reviewed Elastic Stack.

Source: the professional profiles of 82 people at Cisco 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