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What software does University of Central Florida use?

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  • ucf.edu

6 people at University of Central Florida in our data have reviewed 16 software products; the most reviewed are Skype (2 people), Microsoft Publisher (1 person) and Skype for Business (1).

People at the University of Central Florida reviewed 16 different software tools across 1 country. The reviews span communication platforms, productivity software, and collaboration tools, with Skype appearing in 2 reviews. Most reviewers work in non-consulting roles, though the Consulting & Analysis team also contributed feedback.

People in our data
6
Products reviewed
16
Teams
2
Countries
1

The stack, by team

Counts are people at University of Central Florida who reviewed each product. All 16 products: Skype, Microsoft Publisher, Skype for Business, Google Workspace, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Slack, Apple iOS, Dropbox Paper, ClickUp, Box, Calendly, Webex Meetings, Webex App, Remind, Hootsuite, Whova.

A sample of the people at University of Central Florida

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Frequently asked questions

What communication tools have people at UCF reviewed?
Reviewers documented experience with Skype, Skype for Business, Webex App, Webex Meetings, and Slack. These tools span video conferencing, instant messaging, and unified communications platforms.
Which productivity and file storage software did UCF staff review?
The reviews include Google Workspace, Microsoft Publisher, Box, Dropbox Paper, and ClickUp. These cover document creation, cloud storage, and task management.
What other software categories did reviewers evaluate?
Beyond communication and productivity, reviewers assessed Salesforce Sales Cloud for sales management, Calendly for scheduling, Hootsuite for social media management, Apple iOS for mobile devices, and Remind for notifications.

Source: the professional profiles of 6 people at University of Central Florida 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