What software does Crest Data Systems use?
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- crestdata.com
6 people at Crest Data Systems in our data have reviewed 9 software products; the most reviewed are Sublime Text (3 people), Jira (2 people) and Writesonic (1).
Six people at Crest Data Systems reviewed nine software products, all based in one country. The Engineering & IT team accounts for all reviews, with text editors and development tools dominating their choices. Sublime Text and Jira received the most attention from reviewers.
- People in our data
- 6
- Products reviewed
- 9
- Teams
- 1
- Countries
- 1
The stack, by team
Engineering & IT
6 peopleCounts are people at Crest Data Systems who reviewed each product. All 9 products: Sublime Text, Jira, Writesonic, Zoom, LastPass, Visual Studio Code, KodeKloud, TeamGantt, Notepad++.
Who reviews software here
- Cloud Operations Engineer2
A sample of the people at Crest Data Systems
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DevOps Engineer
Reviewed Jira, LastPass, Sublime Text
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Product Manager
Reviewed Jira, Visual Studio Code
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QA Engineer
Reviewed Notepad++, Sublime Text
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Software Engineer
Reviewed Sublime Text, TeamGantt
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Frequently asked questions
- What development tools do Crest Data Systems teams use?
- Engineering & IT staff reviewed Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, and Notepad++ as code editors. Jira appeared in multiple reviews for project and issue tracking. KodeKloud was also reviewed.
- What other software did Crest Data Systems people review?
- Beyond development tools, reviewers covered LastPass for credential management, Zoom for communication, Writesonic for content, and TeamGantt for project planning.
- Which products got the most reviews from Crest Data Systems?
- Sublime Text received three reviews and Jira received two reviews from the company's Engineering & IT team. All other products received one review each.
Source: the professional profiles of 6 people at Crest Data Systems 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