What software does DataArt use?
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- dataart.com
6 people at DataArt in our data have reviewed 10 software products; the most reviewed are Azure Monitor (2 people), Zoom Workplace (2 people) and Visual Studio (2).
Across 6 people at DataArt, reviews reveal a technology stack balancing cloud infrastructure, development tools, and team collaboration. 4 people in engineering and IT drive the most reviews, with cloud monitoring and integrated development platforms appearing most frequently across 3 countries.
- People in our data
- 6
- Products reviewed
- 10
- Teams
- 3
- Countries
- 3
The stack, by team
Engineering & IT
4 peopleConsulting & Analysis
1 person- Miro1
Counts are people at DataArt who reviewed each product. All 10 products: Azure Monitor, Zoom Workplace, Visual Studio, Wrike, Trello, Semrush, Buffer, Microsoft Entra ID, Webex Meetings, Miro.
A sample of the people at DataArt
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Product Manager
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DevOps Engineer
Reviewed Visual Studio, Webex Meetings, Zoom Workplace
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Product Manager
Reviewed Miro
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Software Engineer
Reviewed Microsoft Entra ID, Visual Studio, Zoom Workplace
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Frequently asked questions
- What cloud and development tools does DataArt's engineering team review?
- 2 people reviewed Azure Monitor and 2 people reviewed Visual Studio, indicating reliance on Microsoft's cloud monitoring and development environments.
- What collaboration and productivity software do DataArt teams use?
- 2 people reviewed Zoom Workplace for video conferencing, while 1 people reviewed Wrike, 1 people reviewed Trello, and 1 people reviewed Miro for project management and collaboration.
- Which teams at DataArt review software most actively?
- 4 people in engineering and IT account for the highest volume of reviews, followed by 1 person in marketing and 1 person in consulting and analysis.
Source: the professional profiles of 6 people at DataArt 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
