What software does Georgia Institute of Technology use?
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- gatech.edu
6 people at Georgia Institute of Technology in our data have reviewed 9 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (2 people), SurveyMonkey (1 person) and Whova (1).
Reviews from 6 people across Georgia Tech show the institute evaluates a range of software tools. The Consulting & Analysis team contributed the most reviews, followed by Engineering & IT staff. In total, these reviewers assessed 9 distinct products across 1 region.
- People in our data
- 6
- Products reviewed
- 9
- Teams
- 3
- Countries
- 1
The stack, by team
Engineering & IT
1 personConsulting & Analysis
3 peopleOther
2 peopleCounts are people at Georgia Institute of Technology who reviewed each product. All 9 products: Google Workspace, SurveyMonkey, Whova, Dropbox Paper, 360° media, Privacy1, BizTalk360, Eclipse, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.
Who reviews software here
- Professor2
A sample of the people at Georgia Institute of Technology
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Professor
Reviewed Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, Eclipse
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Researcher
Reviewed 360° media, Privacy1
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Project Manager
Reviewed Dropbox Paper, Google Workspace
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Professor
Reviewed Whova
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Frequently asked questions
- What products has Georgia Tech reviewed?
- Georgia Tech reviewers have assessed Google Workspace, SurveyMonkey, Whova, Dropbox Paper, Privacy1, 360∞ media, BizTalk360, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, and Eclipse.
- Which product received the most reviews at Georgia Tech?
- Google Workspace received 2 reviews from Georgia Tech staff, more than any other product in this set.
- How many teams at Georgia Tech contributed reviews?
- Three team categories are represented: Consulting & Analysis with 3 reviewers, Engineering & IT with 1 reviewer, and Other with 2 reviewers.
Source: the professional profiles of 6 people at Georgia Institute of Technology 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