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What software does Nestle use?

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  • nestle.com

25 people at Nestle in our data have reviewed 25 software products; the most reviewed are Dropbox (5 people), Microsoft OneDrive for Business (2 people) and Google Workspace (2).

At Nestle, 25 people across 13 countries have reviewed 25 different software products. Leadership and Consulting & Analysis teams drive the most reviews, suggesting evaluation and decision-making activity across the organization. The reviews span collaboration, analytics, and operational tools.

People in our data
25
Products reviewed
25
Teams
7
Countries
13

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Nestle who reviewed each product. All 25 products: Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Google Workspace, Zoom Workplace, Vevox, Microsoft Power BI, QAD Redzone, Prezi, FreshBooks, Skype, PayPal, Guusto, BlueJeans Virtual Events, Quip, Mural, Camtasia, HubSpot Sales Hub, Visual Studio, Intuit Mailchimp, SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Xodo Sign, Todoist, QuickBooks Desktop Pro, Dropbox Paper, Synthesia.

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A sample of the people at Nestle

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools do Nestle teams review most?
Dropbox is the most reviewed product, with 5 reviewers. Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Google Workspace, and Zoom Workplace each have 2 reviewers, indicating Nestle evaluates multiple options for file sharing, productivity, and video conferencing.
Which departments at Nestle are most active in reviewing software?
Leadership has 7 reviewers and Consulting & Analysis has 6 reviewers, making them the most active groups. Operations & Finance follows with 4 reviewers, suggesting software decisions involve senior stakeholders and analytical teams.
What business functions does Nestle software review cover?
Reviews span analytics tools like Microsoft Power BI and QAD Redzone, engagement platforms like Vevox and Prezi, payments through PayPal, and specialized applications like FreshBooks for accounting and Mural for collaboration. This breadth indicates evaluation across finance, operations, marketing, and business functions.

Source: the professional profiles of 25 people at Nestle 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