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What software does Stryker use?

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  • stryker.com

8 people at Stryker in our data have reviewed 14 software products; the most reviewed are Eclipse (2 people), Qstream (1 person) and Miro (1).

Eight people at Stryker across 3 countries reviewed 14 different software products. Engineering & IT staff conducted the most reviews, followed by Marketing and Operations & Finance teams. The reviews span collaboration tools, financial software, and specialized business applications.

People in our data
8
Products reviewed
14
Teams
4
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Engineering & IT

3 people

Operations & Finance

2 people

Other

1 person

Counts are people at Stryker who reviewed each product. All 14 products: Eclipse, Qstream, Miro, Dropbox, Google Workspace, PayPal, Zoom Workplace, Salesforce Sales Cloud, GoTo Meeting, WordPress.org, SAP Concur, Skype, Webex Meetings, Hoxhunt.

A sample of the people at Stryker

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration and communication tools did Stryker people review?
Stryker reviewers evaluated multiple communication platforms including Zoom Workplace, Webex Meetings, GoTo Meeting, and Skype. They also reviewed Miro for collaborative work and Google Workspace for productivity.
Which teams at Stryker conducted software reviews?
Engineering & IT led with 3 reviewers. Marketing contributed 2 reviews, Operations & Finance provided 2 reviews, and 1 review came from other departments.
What business and financial software did Stryker people review?
Reviewers evaluated Salesforce Sales Cloud for customer management, SAP Concur for expense management, and PayPal for payments. They also reviewed Eclipse and Qstream, along with WordPress.org and Hoxhunt.

Source: the professional profiles of 8 people at Stryker 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