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What software does DIRECTV use?

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  • directv.com

8 people at DIRECTV in our data have reviewed 11 software products; the most reviewed are User Interviews (1 person), GoTo Meeting (1 person) and Zoom Workplace (1).

DIRECTV employees across 8 people in 3 countries have reviewed 11 different software products. Engineering & IT staff contributed the most reviews, followed by the Consulting & Analysis team, giving insight into the tools used across technical and business functions.

People in our data
8
Products reviewed
11
Teams
4
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Engineering & IT

3 people

Consulting & Analysis

2 people

Leadership

1 person

Counts are people at DIRECTV who reviewed each product. All 11 products: User Interviews, GoTo Meeting, Zoom Workplace, AlgoSec, Sketch, Skype, Zoom, Asana, Eclipse, Microsoft Outlook, Genesys Cloud CX.

Who reviews software here

  • Product Marketing Manager2

A sample of the people at DIRECTV

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Frequently asked questions

What communication tools do DIRECTV teams use?
Employees reviewed multiple communication platforms including Zoom Workplace, Zoom, GoTo Meeting, and Skype, indicating the company evaluates several options for meetings and collaboration.
Which software did DIRECTV's Engineering & IT team review most?
The 3 people in Engineering & IT reviewed tools spanning development environments, security platforms, and collaboration software, reflecting the breadth of technical infrastructure decisions.
What types of software has DIRECTV evaluated?
DIRECTV reviews span project management, design, development, customer experience, security, and communication categories, showing evaluation activity across multiple business and technical domains.

Source: the professional profiles of 8 people at DIRECTV 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