What software does ESPN use?
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- espn.com
4 people at ESPN in our data have reviewed 10 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (2 people), EasyBib.com (1 person) and GoTo Meeting (1).
Four people at ESPN reviewed ten different software products across Engineering & IT, Consulting & Analysis, and Leadership teams. Google Workspace appeared most frequently in their reviews, with two people evaluating it. The reviews span two countries and cover a range of business tools from productivity software to creative and administrative platforms.
- People in our data
- 4
- Products reviewed
- 10
- Teams
- 3
- Countries
- 2
The stack, by team
Engineering & IT
1 personConsulting & Analysis
1 personLeadership
2 peopleCounts are people at ESPN who reviewed each product. All 10 products: Google Workspace, EasyBib.com, GoTo Meeting, Expensify, Microsoft BitLocker, Foxit eSign, Slack, Adobe After Effects, SurveyMonkey, Webex Meetings.
A sample of the people at ESPN
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Advisor
Reviewed Adobe After Effects, Foxit eSign, Slack
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Marketing Manager
Reviewed Google Workspace, SurveyMonkey, Webex Meetings
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Marketing Manager
Reviewed Microsoft BitLocker
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Other
Reviewed EasyBib.com, Expensify, Google Workspace
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Frequently asked questions
- Which software did the most ESPN reviewers evaluate?
- Google Workspace was reviewed by 2 people. The other nine products each received one review from ESPN staff.
- How many ESPN teams are represented in these reviews?
- Three teams reviewed software: Engineering & IT with 1 person, Consulting & Analysis with 1 person, and Leadership with 2 people.
- Where are these ESPN reviewers located?
- The reviewers are based in 2 countries, providing a geographic perspective across ESPN's operations.
Source: the professional profiles of 4 people at ESPN 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