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What software does University of Waterloo use?

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6 people at University of Waterloo in our data have reviewed 9 software products; the most reviewed are Dropbox (1 person), Skype (1 person) and Google Workspace (1).

People at University of Waterloo have reviewed 9 different software products across 2 countries. The reviews span teams including Marketing, Consulting & Analysis, and other departments, with 3 team members contributing the most reviews.

People in our data
6
Products reviewed
9
Teams
3
Countries
2

The stack, by team

Marketing

1 person

Consulting & Analysis

2 people

Counts are people at University of Waterloo who reviewed each product. All 9 products: Dropbox, Skype, Google Workspace, Woven, Intuit Mailchimp, G2.com, Miro, Lattice, Webex App.

A sample of the people at University of Waterloo

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    Data Analyst

    Reviewed G2.com, Intuit Mailchimp

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    Professor

    Reviewed Dropbox

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    Engineering Manager

    Reviewed Lattice, Webex App

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    Software Engineer

    Reviewed Woven

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools have people at University of Waterloo reviewed?
1 people reviewed Google Workspace. 1 person reviewed Miro. 1 person reviewed Webex App. 1 person reviewed Skype.
Which teams at University of Waterloo have submitted software reviews?
The Consulting & Analysis team has 2 reviewers. The Marketing team has 1 reviewer. Other departments account for 3 reviewers.
What business software has been reviewed by University of Waterloo staff?
1 person reviewed Intuit Mailchimp for marketing automation. 1 person reviewed Lattice. 1 person reviewed Dropbox. 1 person reviewed G2.com. 1 person reviewed Woven.

Source: the professional profiles of 6 people at University of Waterloo 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