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24 people at Novartis in our data have reviewed 25 software products; the most reviewed are Miro (7 people), Trello (2 people) and Qlik Sense (2).

People at Novartis across 9 countries have reviewed 25 different software products. The Consulting & Analysis team has written the most reviews, followed by Leadership. Miro is the most reviewed product, with 7 people sharing their experiences.

People in our data
24
Products reviewed
25
Teams
6
Countries
9

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Novartis who reviewed each product. All 25 products: Miro, Trello, Qlik Sense, Xodo Sign, Quip, Tableau, Agility CMS, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Workspace, SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Culture Cloud by O.C. Tanner, SE Ranking, Canva, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), StreamSets, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, GoTo Webinar, WordStream, D&B Connect, SurveyMonkey, Webex Meetings, SAP Concur, Genesys Cloud CX, Skype.

A sample of the people at Novartis

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Frequently asked questions

Which teams at Novartis review software most often?
Consulting & Analysis leads with 7 reviewers. Leadership follows with 5 reviewers, and Engineering & IT has 4 reviewers in our data.
What products has Novartis reviewed most?
Miro has 7 reviewers. Trello and Qlik Sense each have 2 reviewers. The remaining 25 products in our data have one reviewer each.
How many people from Novartis have shared software reviews?
24 people across the company have written reviews, spanning 9 countries and multiple teams including Marketing, Operations & Finance, and Other departments.

Source: the professional profiles of 24 people at Novartis 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