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What software does Humana use?

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  • humana.com

14 people at Humana in our data have reviewed 16 software products; the most reviewed are Webex Meetings (3 people), Genesys Cloud CX (2 people) and Dynatrace (2).

At Humana, 14 people across the company have reviewed 16 software tools. 5 people in Engineering & IT and 5 people in Consulting & Analysis account for most of the reviews, reflecting how critical software choices are across technical and analytical functions.

People in our data
14
Products reviewed
16
Teams
4
Countries
1

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Humana who reviewed each product. All 16 products: Webex Meetings, Genesys Cloud CX, Dynatrace, Trello, Xodo Sign, Adobe Acrobat, Visual Studio, Miro, Nintex Process Platform, Woven, Slack, Box, Google Analytics, CisionOne, Workday HCM, Microsoft OneDrive for Business.

A sample of the people at Humana

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Frequently asked questions

What communication and collaboration tools does Humana use?
3 people reviewed Webex Meetings, 1 person reviewed Slack, and 1 person reviewed Trello. These tools span video conferencing, instant messaging, and project management needs across the company.
Which customer experience and operations tools have been reviewed?
2 people reviewed Genesys Cloud CX and 1 person reviewed Nintex Process Platform. 1 person also reviewed Miro for collaborative work.
What document and productivity software do Humana teams evaluate?
1 person reviewed Adobe Acrobat, 1 person reviewed Xodo Sign, 1 person reviewed Microsoft OneDrive for Business, and 1 person reviewed Box for document management and storage needs.

Source: the professional profiles of 14 people at Humana 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