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What software does Standard Chartered Bank use?

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  • standardchartered.com

9 people at Standard Chartered Bank in our data have reviewed 11 software products; the most reviewed are Eclipse (2 people), Skype (2 people) and Microsoft OneDrive for Business (1).

Reviews from 9 people at Standard Chartered Bank span 11 distinct products across 3 countries. The organization's software choices reflect activity across multiple teams, with Engineering & IT and Leadership each contributing 2 reviewers to the dataset.

People in our data
9
Products reviewed
11
Teams
5
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Standard Chartered Bank who reviewed each product. All 11 products: Eclipse, Skype, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Microsoft Outlook, Adobe Analytics, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), SurveyMonkey, Wrike, Google Workspace, Notepad++, Microsoft Entra ID.

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A sample of the people at Standard Chartered Bank

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Frequently asked questions

Which teams at Standard Chartered Bank review software most often?
Engineering & IT and Leadership each have 2 reviewers in the database. Operations & Finance and Consulting & Analysis follow with 2 reviewers each, while Sales has 1 reviewer.
What collaboration tools have people at Standard Chartered Bank reviewed?
2 people reviewed Skype, and 1 reviewed Google Workspace. Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, and Wrike also appear in the review data.
What development and IT infrastructure products appear in Standard Chartered Bank reviews?
Eclipse was reviewed by 2 people. Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service, Microsoft Entra ID, and Notepad++ each have 1 reviewer in the dataset.

Source: the professional profiles of 9 people at Standard Chartered Bank 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