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What software does Verizon use?

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  • verizon.com

23 people at Verizon in our data have reviewed 27 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (3 people), Glassbox (3 people) and Microsoft OneDrive for Business (2).

At Verizon, 23 people across 3 countries reviewed 27 software products. The company's Engineering & IT team accounts for the most reviews, followed by Consulting & Analysis. Google Workspace and Glassbox tied as the most-reviewed products, each reviewed by 3 people.

People in our data
23
Products reviewed
27
Teams
7
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Verizon who reviewed each product. All 27 products: Google Workspace, Glassbox, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Microsoft SharePoint, Webex Meetings, Microsoft PowerPoint, Box, Tableau, Sage Intacct, Zoom, GitHub, Webex App, Sketch, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Target, IBM Watson Studio, Visual Studio, Outreach, Woven, TeamGantt, Solarwinds Database Performance Analyzer, Zoho Social, Miro, Groove, Calabrio ONE, Slack, Riverside.fm.

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A sample of the people at Verizon

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Frequently asked questions

What productivity tools do Verizon teams use?
People at Verizon reviewed Google Workspace, Microsoft SharePoint, and Microsoft OneDrive for Business most frequently. Google Workspace was reviewed by 3 people. Microsoft SharePoint and OneDrive for Business each drew 2 reviews.
Which communication platforms did Verizon employees review?
Webex Meetings and Zoom both appeared in reviews. Webex Meetings was reviewed by 2 people, while Zoom was reviewed by 1 person. The Webex App also received 1 review.
What software did Verizon's different teams evaluate?
Engineering & IT led with 8 reviewers across the product portfolio. Consulting & Analysis contributed 4 reviews. Other teams—Sales, Marketing, Operations & Finance, and Leadership—reviewed specialized tools including Glassbox, Sage Intacct, Tableau, GitHub, and Adobe products.

Source: the professional profiles of 23 people at Verizon 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