DotSignage vs. Zoom Rooms

DotSignage is well suited for single or multi location restaurants. Their temple editor is very helpful to design the menus very quickly. We have used their pre designed templates. Recently they have introduced animation which are very eye catchy to highlight deals or promotions. We have 5-6 TVs each store and we display menu boards on 4 TVs and rest two TVs are for promotions playing videos and slideshow.

Call quality is generally good with few issues, so everyday calls where Zoom is at its best are always good. In larger meetings with many action points, the AI summary can do a very good job of capturing the most important points. I find the room booking tool to be a nightmare and very inconsistent. Rooms take some time to book and are often rejected for no clear reason.

Incentivized

• Provides an AI transcript of the call, and includes talking points, action items, and other ways to mark up the transcript.
• Access to "Zoom Rooms' is a great tool for large groups to work virtually off-site and then report back in for feedback.
• Zoom provides connections via phone or internet using a wide range of toll-free numbers. I have called in via my cell, and while the network support is often too weak to allow for video, the audio is great.

Incentivized

• Support is prompt, but not always the most immediately knowledgable or helpful.
• Admin portal is convoluted. There's gotta be a better way to assign scheduling permisissions.
• Zoom account managers are constantly being reassigned. It is nearly impossible to keep track of who presently is our account manager. When we were going through the process of looking into Zoom Phone, our manager was literally switched twice, resulting in us working with three total managers during that two-month process.

Incentivized

Its simple and reliable. It does what it promises.

User friendliness (experience very similar to the already familiar Zoom app), consistency of the UX across locations and manufacturers. Screen sharing is made super easy (proximity). Zoom rooms support strategic needs for Hybrid work and reduced travels. Backend admin interface is simple (that's good) and provides useful dashboards for trend analysis.

Support and prompt response was one of the reasons we went with DotSignage. We had fire sticks and TVs already available so we did not need to buy any other hardware. Template editor was again one of the key features we liked. We wanted something very easy to manage and keeps everything consistent.

I personally think Zoom Rooms is superior to Teams. I have setup 3 or 4 Zooms Rooms for my organisation and it is pretty straightforward to do without any formal training or education on Zoom Rooms. My experience with Teams was the opposite. A horrible interface and options deliberately hidden away in menus levels deep. On top of which, Zoom Room outperforms Teams Rooms in both video and audio. On the desktop, Teams is a bloated app whereas, in my experience, Zoom Rooms works well.

Incentivized

• Great value for money as used it more than planned after installation.
• Finding the use of screen share and whiteboards is becoming very popular and meant we wanted a larger screen for this. ;-)