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  • infor.com

13 people at Infor in our data have reviewed 15 software products; the most reviewed are Webex Meetings (4 people), Google Workspace (3 people) and ZoomInfo Sales (2).

Reviews from 13 people at Infor across 5 countries show how teams evaluate software for communication, productivity, and sales enablement. 6 people in Engineering & IT wrote the most reviews, followed by 4 people in Sales, reflecting how technical and go-to-market teams assess tools for their daily work.

People in our data
13
Products reviewed
15
Teams
5
Countries
5

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Infor who reviewed each product. All 15 products: Webex Meetings, Google Workspace, ZoomInfo Sales, UltraEdit, GoTo Meeting, AWS Managed Services, HAProxy, Skype, Whova, Notepad++, Quantum Metric, Prezi, Dropbox, Jira, LinkedIn Sales Navigator.

A sample of the people at Infor

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Frequently asked questions

What communication software do Infor employees review most?
4 people reviewed Webex Meetings, making it the most reviewed product. 3 people reviewed Google Workspace, and 1 person reviewed Skype, showing Infor evaluates multiple platforms for meetings and collaboration.
Which teams at Infor contribute the most software reviews?
6 people in Engineering & IT wrote reviews, more than any other team. 4 people in Sales and 1 person in Operations & Finance also contributed, along with 1 person in Leadership and 1 person in Other functions.
What sales and productivity tools did Infor reviewers evaluate?
2 people reviewed ZoomInfo Sales and 1 person reviewed LinkedIn Sales Navigator for sales processes. For productivity, 1 person reviewed Jira and 1 person reviewed Dropbox, while 1 person reviewed UltraEdit for development tasks.

Source: the professional profiles of 13 people at Infor 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