What software does Infineon Technologies use?
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- infineon.com
5 people at Infineon Technologies in our data have reviewed 8 software products; the most reviewed are Microsoft OneDrive for Business (2 people), Webex App (2 people) and Tableau (2).
At Infineon Technologies, 5 people across 3 countries have reviewed 8 distinct software products. The reviews span multiple departments, with 2 people in Engineering & IT and 1 people in Marketing providing the most input on the tools their teams use.
- People in our data
- 5
- Products reviewed
- 8
- Teams
- 4
- Countries
- 3
The stack, by team
Counts are people at Infineon Technologies who reviewed each product. All 8 products: Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Webex App, Tableau, Notepad++, Box, Jira, Zoom, Slack.
A sample of the people at Infineon Technologies
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Data Analyst
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Software Engineer
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Business Analyst
Reviewed Box, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Tableau
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Program Manager
Reviewed Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Webex App
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Frequently asked questions
- What collaboration and communication tools do Infineon employees review?
- 2 people reviewed Webex App and 1 people reviewed Zoom for video conferencing. 1 people reviewed Slack for team messaging.
- Which file storage and productivity products appear in Infineon reviews?
- 2 people reviewed Microsoft OneDrive for Business and 1 people reviewed Box for file management. 2 people reviewed Notepad++ as a text editor.
- What business analytics and development tools have Infineon employees reviewed?
- 2 people reviewed Tableau for analytics and visualization. 1 people reviewed Jira for project and issue tracking.
Source: the professional profiles of 5 people at Infineon Technologies 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