What software does TCS use?
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- tcs.com
22 people at TCS in our data have reviewed 27 software products; the most reviewed are Webex Meetings (5 people), Dropbox (2 people) and Zoom Workplace (2).
People at TCS reviewed 27 distinct software products across 3 countries. Engineering & IT staff accounted for the most reviews, followed by the Consulting & Analysis team. The reviews span communication platforms, development tools, and productivity software.
- People in our data
- 22
- Products reviewed
- 27
- Teams
- 4
- Countries
- 3
The stack, by team
Engineering & IT
12 peopleOperations & Finance
1 personConsulting & Analysis
8 peopleOther
1 personCounts are people at TCS who reviewed each product. All 27 products: Webex Meetings, Dropbox, Zoom Workplace, Adobe Acrobat, GoTo Meeting, Sublime Text, Buffer, IntelliJ IDEA, monday dev, Asana, Google Workspace, Prezi, WordPress.com, Atom, Ubuntu, GitHub, Skype, Visual Studio, Calabrio ONE, Nexthink, Trello, AWS Managed Services, Webex App, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, Studio 3T.
Who reviews software here
- Software Developer3
- Software Engineer2
A sample of the people at TCS
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Software Engineer
Reviewed Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word
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Researcher
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Project Manager
Reviewed GoTo Meeting, Trello
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Software Engineer
Reviewed Dropbox, Prezi, WordPress.com
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Frequently asked questions
- What communication tools do TCS people review most?
- Webex Meetings received the most reviews from TCS staff, followed by Zoom Workplace and GoTo Meeting, each reviewed by 2 people. These platforms appear across multiple teams at the company.
- Which teams review software at TCS?
- Engineering & IT leads with 12 reviewers. Consulting & Analysis follows with 8 reviewers. Operations & Finance and other departments account for the remaining reviews.
- What types of software do TCS people review?
- Reviews cover development environments like IntelliJ IDEA and GitHub, productivity tools including Dropbox and Google Workspace, design software such as Adobe Acrobat and Prezi, and project management platforms like Asana and monday dev.
Source: the professional profiles of 22 people at TCS 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