What software does Symantec use?
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- symantec.com
8 people at Symantec in our data have reviewed 12 software products; the most reviewed are Webex Meetings (2 people), SAP Concur (2 people) and Slack (2).
People at Symantec across 3 countries reviewed 12 distinct software products. The most reviewed tools were Webex Meetings, SAP Concur, and Slack, each reviewed by 2 people. Engineering & IT staff submitted the most reviews, followed by Sales.
- People in our data
- 8
- Products reviewed
- 12
- Teams
- 4
- Countries
- 3
The stack, by team
Sales
2 peopleMarketing
1 personEngineering & IT
4 peopleOperations & Finance
1 personCounts are people at Symantec who reviewed each product. All 12 products: Webex Meetings, SAP Concur, Slack, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Adobe Target, Asana, Webex App, Elastic Stack, Ubuntu, Trello, Visual Studio, Adobe Analytics.
Who reviews software here
- Software Engineer3
A sample of the people at Symantec
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Engineering Manager
Reviewed SAP Concur, Webex App, Webex Meetings
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Software Engineer
Reviewed Adobe Target
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Project Manager
Reviewed Adobe Analytics
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Investor
Reviewed Salesforce Sales Cloud
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Frequently asked questions
- Which teams at Symantec reviewed the most software?
- Engineering & IT reviewed the most products, with 4 people submitting reviews. Sales came second with 2 reviewers.
- What collaboration tools did Symantec people review?
- Multiple people reviewed Webex Meetings and Slack. Individual reviewers also evaluated Webex App and Asana for team collaboration.
- What business software appeared in Symantec reviews?
- Salesforce Sales Cloud, SAP Concur, and Adobe Analytics were reviewed for business operations. Trello and Asana appeared alongside other productivity tools.
Source: the professional profiles of 8 people at Symantec 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