What software does Unisys use?
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- unisys.com
5 people at Unisys in our data have reviewed 6 software products; the most reviewed are Zoom (3 people), Anaconda (1 person) and Skype (1).
At Unisys, 5 people across 4 countries have reviewed 6 distinct software products. The most reviewed tools are Zoom and its workplace platform, reflecting how communication and collaboration software factor into the company's operations. 2 people in Engineering & IT and 2 people in Consulting & Analysis drive most of the review activity.
- People in our data
- 5
- Products reviewed
- 6
- Teams
- 3
- Countries
- 4
The stack, by team
Engineering & IT
2 peopleConsulting & Analysis
2 peopleLeadership
1 personCounts are people at Unisys who reviewed each product. All 6 products: Zoom, Anaconda, Skype, SAP Concur, Zoom Workplace, Microsoft OneNote.
A sample of the people at Unisys
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Solutions Architect
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IT Support
Reviewed Zoom Workplace
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Software Engineer
Reviewed Zoom
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Systems Administrator
Reviewed Microsoft OneNote
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Frequently asked questions
- What communication tools do Unisys employees review most?
- 3 people reviewed Zoom and 1 people reviewed Zoom Workplace. 1 person also reviewed Skype. These tools appear to be central to how teams connect across the company.
- Which teams at Unisys review software most often?
- 2 people in Engineering & IT and 2 people in Consulting & Analysis account for most reviews in our data. 1 person in Leadership has also reviewed software.
- What business tools beyond communication does Unisys use?
- 1 person reviewed SAP Concur for expense management, 1 person reviewed Anaconda, and 1 person reviewed Microsoft OneNote. These reflect the range of software across different functions at the company.
Source: the professional profiles of 5 people at Unisys 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
