Used around the world

WiseTech ditched Wiki tools that lacked engagement and turned to a new system that boosted developer productivity.

European e-health service heeds the French government’s urgent call to onboard more engineers and schedule COVID-19 vaccines.

Elastic’s customer support revamped the Support-to-Engineering pipeline, giving employees hours of their day back.

Stack Overflow for Teams “takes off like wildfire” for Microsoft’s 50,000+ developers, resulting in a ripple effect out from internal questions to customer-facing support

Flex unearths “lost” information and creates new habits around searching for trusted knowledge.

Technology-driven trading firm IMC leveraged Teams to share knowledge across distributed, global offices.

Machine learning company Primer used Teams to fill knowledge gaps and scale institutional knowledge at pace with their growing team.

After Runtastic grew from 20 developers to 120+, Teams became a central tool to enable collaboration across offices and department silos.

When Box noticed Q&A was becoming a bottleneck for engineering support, they turned to Teams to catalyze a collaborative culture.

Intuit wanted to help its developers and technologists break down silos between departments and improve communication across global offices.

Engineers at Expensify go from having “terrible documentation systems” to feeling empowered as soon as they onboard.

After experimenting and researching, Grandcentrix landed on Teams to help them better communicate and document cross-functionally.

Hundreds of Xerox‘s third-party software developers use Stack Overflow for Teams to onboard and get to work.