What software does Walt Disney World use?
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- disneyworld.com
5 people at Walt Disney World in our data have reviewed 6 software products; the most reviewed are WordPress.org (2 people), Dropbox Paper (2 people) and Skype (2).
Five people at Walt Disney World have reviewed 6 different software products across 1 country. Reviews span multiple teams, with Leadership and other departments evaluating tools for content management, collaboration, and communication. WordPress.org, Dropbox Paper, and Skype each received multiple reviews from staff.
- People in our data
- 5
- Products reviewed
- 6
- Teams
- 2
- Countries
- 1
The stack, by team
Leadership
1 personOther
4 peopleCounts are people at Walt Disney World who reviewed each product. All 6 products: WordPress.org, Dropbox Paper, Skype, Microsoft SharePoint, Google Workspace, Salesforce Sales Cloud.
A sample of the people at Walt Disney World
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Learning & Development
Reviewed Salesforce Sales Cloud, Skype
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Customer Success Manager
Reviewed Dropbox Paper, Google Workspace
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Marketing Manager
Reviewed Dropbox Paper, Skype
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Operations Manager
Reviewed Microsoft SharePoint, WordPress.org
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Frequently asked questions
- What content management software do Walt Disney World staff review?
- 2 people reviewed WordPress.org, the most frequently reviewed product in this dataset.
- Which collaboration platforms have Walt Disney World employees evaluated?
- 2 people reviewed Dropbox Paper and 1 person reviewed Microsoft SharePoint for document collaboration and sharing.
- What communication tools appear in Walt Disney World reviews?
- 2 people reviewed Skype, along with 1 person who reviewed Google Workspace, which includes communication and productivity features.
Source: the professional profiles of 5 people at Walt Disney World 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
