What software does Epsilon use?
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- epsilon.com
5 people at Epsilon in our data have reviewed 8 software products; the most reviewed are Zoom Workplace (1 person), Visual Studio Code (1 person) and Google Workspace (1).
Software reviews from Epsilon reflect diverse tools across communications, development, and business operations. Engineering & IT staff account for the most reviews, followed by individual contributors from sales, marketing, consulting, and analysis roles. The company's reviewers span three countries.
- People in our data
- 5
- Products reviewed
- 8
- Teams
- 4
- Countries
- 3
The stack, by team
Sales
1 personMarketing
1 personEngineering & IT
2 peopleConsulting & Analysis
1 personCounts are people at Epsilon who reviewed each product. All 8 products: Zoom Workplace, Visual Studio Code, Google Workspace, Glassdoor, Webex App, Outreach, SurveyMonkey, Box.
A sample of the people at Epsilon
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Product Designer
Reviewed Box, SurveyMonkey
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Business Analyst
Reviewed Google Workspace, Visual Studio Code
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Event Planner / Coordinator
Reviewed Zoom Workplace
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Account Executive
Reviewed Outreach
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Frequently asked questions
- What communication platforms do Epsilon teams review?
- Epsilon reviewers have assessed both Zoom Workplace and Webex App, indicating evaluation of video conferencing solutions across the organization.
- Which productivity and collaboration tools appear in Epsilon reviews?
- Google Workspace and Box both received reviews from Epsilon staff, showing assessment of cloud-based collaboration and storage platforms.
- What specialized software has Epsilon reviewed?
- Beyond core productivity tools, reviewers at Epsilon have evaluated Visual Studio Code for development, Outreach for sales operations, Glassdoor for recruiting, and SurveyMonkey for research and feedback collection.
Source: the professional profiles of 5 people at Epsilon 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
