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What software does Protiviti use?

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  • protiviti.com

9 people at Protiviti in our data have reviewed 17 software products; the most reviewed are Microsoft PowerPoint (2 people), Slack (2 people) and Google Workspace (2).

People at Protiviti reviewed 17 distinct software products across 3 countries. Leadership conducted the most reviews, followed by staff in Engineering & IT roles. The reviews span productivity tools, communication platforms, and business software.

People in our data
9
Products reviewed
17
Teams
3
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Protiviti who reviewed each product. All 17 products: Microsoft PowerPoint, Slack, Google Workspace, Todoist, QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise, Mailtrap, PrimeXBT, Aligned, Yammer, Prezi, Qualtrics CoreXM, Intuit Mailchimp, Asana, Trello, Zoom, Wrike, Nintex Process Platform.

Who reviews software here

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A sample of the people at Protiviti

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools did Protiviti people review?
Reviewers at Protiviti evaluated Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Workspace, each reviewed by 2 people. Slack and Zoom were also reviewed for team communication and meetings.
Which teams at Protiviti submitted the most software reviews?
6 people in leadership roles wrote reviews. 2 people reviewed products from engineering and IT teams. 1 person from consulting and analysis also contributed reviews.
What project management and productivity tools appear in Protiviti reviews?
People reviewed Asana, Wrike, Todoist, and Prezi for project planning and presentations. Qualtrics CoreXM and other specialized business tools were also reviewed alongside financial software like QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise.

Source: the professional profiles of 9 people at Protiviti 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