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What software does Comcast use?

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  • comcast.com

19 people at Comcast in our data have reviewed 18 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (4 people), Salesloft (2 people) and Skype (2).

People at Comcast reviewed 18 different software products across 19 contacts in 2 countries. Engineering & IT staff conducted the most reviews, followed by the Consulting & Analysis team. The reviews span communication platforms, productivity tools, and specialized enterprise software.

People in our data
19
Products reviewed
18
Teams
5
Countries
2

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Comcast who reviewed each product. All 18 products: Google Workspace, Salesloft, Skype, Webex Meetings, Miro, Meltwater, Slack, Microsoft Word, Zscaler Internet Access, Progress WhatsUp Gold, Microsoft Outlook, Zoom Workplace, Dropbox, Visual Studio, Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, Jira, Microsoft Sway, Amazon Kinesis Data Streams.

A sample of the people at Comcast

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Frequently asked questions

What communication tools did Comcast people review?
2 people reviewed Webex Meetings, 2 reviewed Skype, and 1 reviewed Zoom Workplace. 1 person also reviewed Slack for team messaging.
Which productivity software received the most reviews from Comcast?
4 people reviewed Google Workspace, making it the most reviewed product in the dataset. 2 people also reviewed Miro for collaborative work.
What specialized enterprise tools did Comcast teams evaluate?
Reviews covered security software including Zscaler Internet Access, sales enablement with Salesloft, marketing automation through Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, monitoring with Progress WhatsUp Gold, and competitive intelligence via Meltwater.

Source: the professional profiles of 19 people at Comcast 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