What collaboration tools have Northeastern University people reviewed?

Staff at Northeastern have reviewed Google Workspace (3 people), Slack (2 people), and Notion (1 person). These reviews reflect firsthand experience with how these platforms work for communication and teamwork at the university.

Which development tools did Northeastern reviewers write about?

Developers at Northeastern reviewed several coding environments: Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, Eclipse, and IntelliJ IDEA each received one review. These represent different preferences across the university's technical teams.

What other business software have Northeastern people evaluated?

Beyond collaboration and development tools, Northeastern staff reviewed Salesforce Sales Cloud for sales operations, Dropbox for file storage, Trello for project management, Adobe Acrobat for document work, and Woven for scheduling.

What software does Northeastern University use?

Updated October 20, 2026

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12 people at Northeastern University in our data have reviewed 12 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (3 people), Slack (2 people) and IntelliJ IDEA (1).

People at Northeastern University have reviewed 12 different software products across 1 country. The reviews span 12 individuals, with 2 people from Operations & Finance and 1 person from Consulting & Analysis among those who shared their experiences. Google Workspace and Slack received the most reviews from Northeastern staff.

People in our data: 12
Products reviewed: 12
Teams: 3
Countries: 1

The stack, by team

Operations & Finance

2 people

Consulting & Analysis

1 person

Adobe Acrobat1

Other

9 people

Counts are people at Northeastern University who reviewed each product. All 12 products: Google Workspace, Slack, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, Notion, Visual Studio, Trello, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Dropbox, Visual Studio Code, Woven, Adobe Acrobat.

Who reviews software here

Software Engineer3

A sample of the people at Northeastern University

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Operations Manager
Reviewed Slack, Trello
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Student
Reviewed Adobe Acrobat
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Operations Manager
Reviewed Slack
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Product Designer
Reviewed Dropbox, Google Workspace

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools have Northeastern University people reviewed?: Staff at Northeastern have reviewed Google Workspace (3 people), Slack (2 people), and Notion (1 person). These reviews reflect firsthand experience with how these platforms work for communication and teamwork at the university.
Which development tools did Northeastern reviewers write about?: Developers at Northeastern reviewed several coding environments: Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, Eclipse, and IntelliJ IDEA each received one review. These represent different preferences across the university's technical teams.
What other business software have Northeastern people evaluated?: Beyond collaboration and development tools, Northeastern staff reviewed Salesforce Sales Cloud for sales operations, Dropbox for file storage, Trello for project management, Adobe Acrobat for document work, and Woven for scheduling.

Source: the professional profiles of 12 people at Northeastern University 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