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What software does Thomson Reuters use?

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  • thomsonreuters.com

12 people at Thomson Reuters in our data have reviewed 18 software products; the most reviewed are Salesforce Sales Cloud (2 people), Google Analytics (2 people) and Intuit Mailchimp (1).

People across Thomson Reuters reviewed 18 distinct software products, with 12 reviewers spanning 3 countries. The most reviewed tools were Salesforce Sales Cloud and Google Analytics, each reviewed by 2 reviewers. 3 people in Engineering & IT and 3 people in Consulting & Analysis accounted for the largest share of reviews.

People in our data
12
Products reviewed
18
Teams
5
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Thomson Reuters who reviewed each product. All 18 products: Salesforce Sales Cloud, Google Analytics, Intuit Mailchimp, Webex Meetings, ZipRecruiter, The Free Website Guys, Tricentis Tosca, Microsoft SQL Server, Workday HCM, SAP Concur, Wireshark, Burp Suite, Tenable Nessus, Docusign, Ubuntu, Trello, Hootsuite, IBM Watson Studio.

A sample of the people at Thomson Reuters

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Frequently asked questions

What products do Thomson Reuters teams review most?
Salesforce Sales Cloud and Google Analytics tied as the most reviewed products, each with 2 reviewers. Other frequently reviewed tools include Webex Meetings, Intuit Mailchimp, and ZipRecruiter, each reviewed by 1 reviewer.
Which teams at Thomson Reuters review software?
3 people in Leadership, 3 people in Engineering & IT, and 3 people in Consulting & Analysis wrote the most reviews. 2 people in Sales and 1 people in Operations & Finance also contributed reviews.
Where are the reviewers located?
The 12 reviewers are spread across 3 countries, providing perspectives from multiple regions.

Source: the professional profiles of 12 people at Thomson Reuters 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