The BlueJeans Meetings platform supported video, audio and web conferencing with the collaboration tools, as a cloud service that connects desktops, mobile devices and room systems in one video meeting. It was acquired in 2020 by Verizon and discontinued in the sunsetting of the BlueJeans product line by Verizon, in 2023.
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Webex Webinars
Score 8.4 out of 10
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Webex Webinars is a scalable webinar platform that helps users to create engaging and impactful experiences for everyone, from small sessions to massive global audiences.
Has the best layout controls amongst all competing platforms
All options to connect are easy
Verified User
Consultant
Chose BlueJeans Meetings (discontinued)
Where BlueJeans scores over others:
Layout controls. The moderator can define the layout for all participants.
Scheduling. This could be a personal opinion, but scheduling on BlueJeans just works and FEELS better than most other platforms, though all other platforms can do the …
Verified User
Manager
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I chose BlueJeans for the integration with Polycom and Cisco Room systems. The audio quality and Dolby rooms have kept us with the service.
BlueJeans is and continues to be at the top of my list as it is easily command-able and very user-friendly. I admit that I can be swayed to listen to pitches from other products, but I will state that "Well BlueJeans can..." often. The other products have their perks, but …
We've used a number of different platforms over the years. BlueJeans is probably among the top, if not for anything more than the video sharing component.
BlueJeans is one of many tools we use. However it is my go-to for web meetings because it can be used easily with people inside or outside of our organization.
We still use Google Hangouts in addition to BlueJeans, we switched to BlueJeans because Google Hangouts didn't have built-in conference bridges and there were technical problems of some of our clients trying to connect to it. GoToMeeting requires software to be installed, which …
Our principal interest was the video connections and although the other products had this capability, we felt Bluejeans approach was much more robust and complete.
Not able to use all most of the other products, the cost was high as well some are banned here in the UAE so they require a VPN with an additional cost.
Coordinador de Espacios Tecnológicos para el Aprendizaje
Chose BlueJeans Meetings (discontinued)
When compared to Cisco Webex, BlueJeans offers a wide array of features and ways to connect that are far beyond the capabilities of Webex. It all comes down to compatibility with different types of operative systems and videoconferencing hardware. Also, Webex is a much more …
Quality on video and audio. Also can see multiple people in the video windows when connected from multiple sites. These are the few that made me rave about BlueJeans
Skype for Business does not have a good integration with Room systems as BlueJeans does.
WebEx is no longer needed with BlueJeans Events. However, the cost of BlueJeans Events is much more expensive then WebEx. For regular meetings, we use BlueJeans over WebEx Meetings.
WebEx seems to be the first platform and most widely used. Supported by a quality brand (Cisco) known for its video conference and teleconference technology, WebEx continues to be a consistent, reliable, platform that has outlasted the others.
WebEx Event Center is much easier to use than Livemeeting. ON24 does not allow for 2-way audio with the audience. WebEx allows more productive training sessions because you can solicit feedback from your audience via a conference bridge. It allows for better attendee …