What software does Morgan Stanley use?
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- morganstanley.com
17 people at Morgan Stanley in our data have reviewed 22 software products; the most reviewed are Slack (3 people), Microsoft SharePoint (2 people) and IntelliJ IDEA (1).
Morgan Stanley employees across multiple teams have reviewed 22 different software products, with input from 17 people in 4 countries. The Consulting & Analysis team drives the most reviews, followed by Engineering & IT, suggesting these groups frequently evaluate tools for their workflows.
- People in our data
- 17
- Products reviewed
- 22
- Teams
- 4
- Countries
- 4
The stack, by team
Engineering & IT
4 peopleOperations & Finance
2 peopleConsulting & Analysis
9 peopleOther
2 peopleCounts are people at Morgan Stanley who reviewed each product. All 22 products: Slack, Microsoft SharePoint, IntelliJ IDEA, Zoom, Adobe Analytics, Intuit Mailchimp, AnyDesk, SAP Concur, Bitbucket, AWS Batch, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Tableau, Skype, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, Spark, Webex App, SAP Jam Collaboration, Zoom Workplace, Udacity, Shopify, WooCommerce, Notepad++.
Who reviews software here
- Software Engineer2
A sample of the people at Morgan Stanley
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Business Analyst
Reviewed SAP Jam Collaboration, Webex App
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Software Engineer
Reviewed Intuit Mailchimp, Slack
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Operations Manager
Reviewed IntelliJ IDEA, Zoom
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Operations Manager
Reviewed Microsoft SharePoint, SAP Concur
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Frequently asked questions
- What communication tools do Morgan Stanley teams review?
- Employees reviewed Slack, Zoom, Skype, and Spark. Slack received the most reviews from 3 people across the organization.
- Which teams at Morgan Stanley review software most often?
- The Consulting & Analysis team accounts for 9 of the reviews in this data, followed by Engineering & IT with 4 reviewers.
- What categories of software does Morgan Stanley evaluate?
- Reviews span communication platforms, business intelligence tools like Tableau and Adobe Analytics, development environments including IntelliJ IDEA and Bitbucket, cloud services like AWS Batch, finance software such as SAP Concur, and productivity applications including Microsoft SharePoint and Adobe products.
Source: the professional profiles of 17 people at Morgan Stanley 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