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What software does Michelin use?

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  • michelin.com

6 people at Michelin in our data have reviewed 6 software products; the most reviewed are PlayPlay (1 person), Miro (1 person) and Skype (1).

Six people at Michelin across 5 countries have reviewed 6 software products. The Engineering & IT team, with 4 reviewers, has evaluated the broadest range of tools, while other departments have reviewed specialized solutions for their workflows.

People in our data
6
Products reviewed
6
Teams
3
Countries
5

The stack, by team

Engineering & IT

4 people

Operations & Finance

1 person

Other

1 person

Counts are people at Michelin who reviewed each product. All 6 products: PlayPlay, Miro, Skype, Microsoft Power BI, WPForms, Traackr.

A sample of the people at Michelin

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    Data Engineer

    Reviewed Microsoft Power BI

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    Driver / Logistics Operator

    Reviewed Miro

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    VP Sales

    Reviewed Traackr

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    DevOps Engineer

    Reviewed Skype

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Frequently asked questions

What software do Michelin's engineering and IT teams use?
People in Engineering & IT have reviewed Miro, Skype, Microsoft Power BI, and PlayPlay. These tools span collaboration, communication, data visualization, and presentation needs.
What products have Michelin employees reviewed?
Across the company, reviewers have evaluated PlayPlay, Miro, Skype, Microsoft Power BI, WPForms, and Traackr—covering design, collaboration, communication, analytics, forms, and influencer management.
Which departments at Michelin have reviewed software?
4 people in Engineering & IT have reviewed tools, along with 1 person in Operations & Finance and 1 person from other departments.

Source: the professional profiles of 6 people at Michelin 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