Webex Meetings Reviews

This solution is built for business. They have the back end support and metrics that administrators love and they have the one button to push features that make joining meetings so easy. This solution works for the technical and non-technical and is a great fit for any company. It's also built to be video first so make sure your users are ready for that because it's an important feature that if missed or turned off (which you can do) will just make the solution lose so much of its depth.

I have never had any issues whatsoever with Cisco Webex Meetings. All my calls have been clear and have never been disconnected. One-touch meetings are also a plus as sometimes I have to jump on with support to diagnose an issue. I have tried many others but in my opinion, Webex ranks #1.

If you are already invested in Cisco technology, WebEx is a great fit. It has many integrations with other Cisco products and its use is only enhanced by these technologies. Cisco does invest a lot into the development of WebEx and they are constantly putting out new features that improve the usability of the product.

Cisco delivers well in terms of both small and large meetings, providing many different layout options and features that fit to many different use scenarios. Cisco WebEx Meetings can feel like a little too much of a solution when being used on 1-on-1 type scenarios vs. hosting a larger meeting of more than 10.

We use Webex Meetings for our board of directors meetings and when alternative hosts are assigned, the meeting seems to run flawlessly with screen sharing occurring and multiple people logging on. When there is a large group of people all joining for a video meeting, the bandwidth seems to be slow with the videos and we experienced that some people could not be heard.

Client calls that need 100 people or less and recording is needed along with video feed to see everyone like you are in the room. Those 3 facts are very important to allow clients to feel like they are part of the extended room and give them a feeling of being part of the team.

Either quick or long meetings work really well with Webex. I like being able to record my sessions for later distribution or reference. It really comes in handy when discussing and assigning requirements.

I think it's great for one on one and small group meetings. Students like the ability to look at the same information and files while we have our meetings. In small groups, especially with the ability to control the window size, it's easy to multitask. It doesn't work great there are lots of different people in lots of different, independent rooms.

Great for debug session allowing either person to "drive" control a desktop. Product demos also great for, Large meetings of 20+ people can be distracting, especially of the drop in and dropouts impact the flow of the meeting. Also, you have to be leary of sharing a screen or application often see people Lync or slack messages on top of the debugging going on.

Cisco Webex Meetings is suitable where you have to involve many people and when they are not in the same area, in addition to being able to share and give commands where the screen is shared.
It is less appropriate when it is only communication between a few people. Also, the screen where those who connect or who are connected can be made a little more practical to remove or minimize it.

Cisco Webex Meetings is well suited in many situations. For example when our user wants to have meeting with many customers around the world. He could simply create that meeting and send invitation to all customers. Those clients could join created meeting from many devices like computers, smartphones, could join using phones just dial in to the meeting.

This application is generally used for our office meetings. It is safe and secure, too.

It is well suited for the screen sharing method, but I think it is less appropriate for online meetings since it is limited to 200 participants and I think it would be better if Webex improved the maximum amount of participants. And I also think that adding more features would make a huge impact on Webex quality.

Since you can interact with anyone, anywhere, anytime, it is well suited to organizations that don't have video conference rooms/facility.

I have been using Cisco Webex Meetings for 2 years for my project and client meetings and I personally never had any issues with this tool. Overall a solid platform, it will allow content sharing, audio/video conferencing, and Outlook integration. We can easily join any meeting within a second and use whiteboards for new ideas. It has secured a program to permanently protect files exchanged among all employees.

Well suited for distance learning, it will need some enhancement to handle the exams and the evaluation process for the students.

Cisco Webex Meetings is well suited for board meetings, daily scrum meeting, and ad-hoc meetings.

Cisco Webex Meetings is well suited for employees not located in the same vicinity to allow collaboration.

Cisco Webex Meetings is well suited for presentations, customer meetings, and video calls.

I use Cisco Webex Meetings all day, every day, and I don't have to worry about it. It works on all devices and from wherever I am. The video capabilities help me feel closer to my colleagues and other participants in the conference calls. We also integrated Webex with all the conference rooms across the organization.

Cisco Webex Meetings is well suited for meeting without traveling to other offices. Also, it is well suited for meetings between companies.

Cisco Webex Meetings is well suited to organize a meeting with web/audio participants requiring documents sharing.

Cisco Webex Meetings is a great meeting tool to cut down on travel and for working from home.

Cisco Webex Meetings is well suited for everyday, 3-25 user meetings. Transparent integrations with other communications platforms such as Call Manager add enormous flexibility for users to use corporate resources such as call back at remote destinations, etc.

Larger, meetings exceeding 30 people, Cisco Webex Meetings can be a challenge to handle. The ability to group participants would be ideal to enable muting/unmuting capabilities to a group, instead of individually. Again, the management of resources such as video is essential for some participants, being able to individually select receiving video is highly required.