What software does Northwestern University use?
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- northwestern.edu
5 people at Northwestern University in our data have reviewed 7 software products; the most reviewed are Fulcrum (2 people), Sublime Text (1 person) and Eclipse (1).
People at Northwestern University have reviewed 7 different software tools across 5 reviewers in 1. The most frequently reviewed products are Fulcrum and 1Password, with reviewers spanning Engineering & IT, Consulting & Analysis, and other departments.
- People in our data
- 5
- Products reviewed
- 7
- Teams
- 3
- Countries
- 1
The stack, by team
Engineering & IT
1 personConsulting & Analysis
1 personOther
3 peopleCounts are people at Northwestern University who reviewed each product. All 7 products: Fulcrum, Sublime Text, Eclipse, 1Password, Trello, Canva, SurveyMonkey.
A sample of the people at Northwestern University
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Engineering Manager
Reviewed 1Password, Eclipse, Sublime Text
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Researcher
Reviewed Fulcrum
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Creative Director
Reviewed Trello
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Data Analyst
Reviewed Canva, SurveyMonkey
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Frequently asked questions
- What software do Engineering & IT teams at Northwestern review?
- One person from Engineering & IT has submitted reviews in our database. Their feedback covers tools used across the university's technical infrastructure.
- Which products have Northwestern reviewers evaluated most?
- Fulcrum received the most reviews from Northwestern staff, with 2 people providing feedback. Other reviewed tools include 1Password, Eclipse, Sublime Text, Trello, Canva, and SurveyMonkey.
- Are these reviews from multiple departments at Northwestern?
- Yes. Reviews come from 1 in Engineering & IT, 1 in Consulting & Analysis, and 3 people across other areas of the university.
Source: the professional profiles of 5 people at Northwestern 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