Confluence vs TeamViewer

• QUICK How-to Guides that can be generated and share instantly
• One can subscribe to the pages and spaces and receive updates in the feed on their home page
• Automatic Email notifications of new updates in the Confluence area
• The platform integrates easily with other Atlassian platforms including third-party apps thus improving its reliability

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• TeamViewer maintains a highly stable quality as far as video is concerned, as this is not lost even if the connection is poor, even if the image may freeze. This quality is generally in HD 4k depending on the platform's previous settings, or in any case, by default by the service.
• TeamViewer organizes the maintenance sessions so well that it is not really necessary to separate them in order to work on any of them specifically. This is very useful if you need to quickly get the file within a single session and sessions of other categories are involved.
• TeamViewer maintains a good catalog of templates for maintenance sessions, which would be useful in case you do not have enough knowledge in running the service, as these templates, despite being relatively limiting simple, meet the necessary features to cover a stable maintenance.
• Teamviewer provides a unique customer service among remote maintenance service development companies, with quick solutions that make our maintenance work not only as optimized as possible, but also as technically interesting as possible, presenting us with new ways of working within the platform that we were not previously familiar with.
• Using teamviewer's configuration options has been one of the most comfortable activities of our entire work management, because with the entire structure that keeps the software running, we can easily compensate for all incidents that occur during maintenance sessions and make sure that they do not happen again in the future.

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• Over the past 6 years the feature set has not significantly expanded
• Integrations with 3rd party apps (DropBox, Google Drive, Slack) is either through 3rd party plugins or rudimentary at best
• Frequent interface upgrades and complicated permissions settings makes getting new employees up to speed fiddly in some cases

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• TeamViewer chats cannot be scheduled as a group.
• No remote configuration methods for cell phones are available
• Lacks many collaboration oriented tools, such as a brainstorming collection system -No scheduling of any kind for group chats.
• Cannot schedule any kind of activities once the sessions are over.

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• Confluence has increased cross-departmental visibility into content, activities, and projects
• Confluence has also increased collaboration across teams
• The lack of a workflow has created a wild west environment where stakeholders are confused of where to create and find various types of content

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• Given that I use TeamViewer all day, every day, the ROI is hard to calculate--but the price is incredibly reasonable for what it does. In my opinion, it paid for itself in a week.
• The business objective behind my use of TeamViewer is simple: the ability to handle all of my day-to-day tasks as if I were sitting at my desk when I am not.

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