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  • sage.com

14 people at Sage in our data have reviewed 16 software products; the most reviewed are Miro (2 people), Camtasia (1 person) and SalesHood (1).

Fourteen people at Sage across seven countries have reviewed sixteen different software products. Engineering & IT staff conducted the most reviews, followed by teams in Marketing, Consulting & Analysis, and Leadership. The reviews span collaboration tools, development platforms, and business applications.

People in our data
14
Products reviewed
16
Teams
5
Countries
7

The stack, by team

Marketing

2 people

Consulting & Analysis

2 people

Leadership

2 people

Counts are people at Sage who reviewed each product. All 16 products: Miro, Camtasia, SalesHood, Dropbox, Webex Meetings, Notepad++, Sublime Text, GitHub, Box, Venngage, Genesys Cloud CX, Emburse Certify Expense, Webex App, Warmly, D&B Rev.Up ABX, Cloudflare.

A sample of the people at Sage

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration and communication tools have Sage employees reviewed?
Sage reviewers evaluated Miro for visual collaboration, along with Webex Meetings and Webex App for video and messaging. They also reviewed Camtasia for video content creation.
Which development and technical tools appear in Sage reviews?
Engineering & IT staff at Sage reviewed GitHub for version control, Sublime Text and Notepad++ for code editing, and D&B Rev.Up ABX for business data solutions.
What file storage and business software have Sage people reviewed?
Reviewers assessed Dropbox and Box for file storage and sharing. They also evaluated SalesHood for sales enablement, Genesys Cloud CX for customer experience, Emburse Certify Expense for expense management, and Warmly for sales intelligence.

Source: the professional profiles of 14 people at Sage 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