July 07, 2019
Review: "Zoom is exactly what they say it is - Awesome!"
Support
10
TrustRadius
Zoom is an online meeting and video conferencing platform.https://media.trustradius.com/product-logos/X0/J2/JJQC92U6VWBP.PNGZoom Video CommunicationsZoom is exactly what they say it is - Awesome!2019-07-07T18:47:11.716ZWe converted from GoToMeeting to Zoom about a year ago. Instantly, the reliability was far better. While I'm personally not a fan of video conferencing, Zoom does it very well and even has a number of very nice features like backgrounds and automatic recording of a meeting either to their cloud or to a local server. But where Zoom is really shining for us is in phone service. Our staff is geographically distributed all over the United States and we've never had a phone system that will allow us all to transfer calls and all call out on a common number. Zoom Phone allows us to do this, plus - again - a number of great features like call recording, call routing, and logging. My only complaint is that I wish I would have had some money to invest in their IPO. Their stock has been performing amazingly well, just like their service!,Video conferencing.
Phone service.
Customer service.,The phone service is still maturing. There is room for growth there.,10,After 25 years in business, we now have phone service. That's a positive in our book.
We can transfer calls, and have a human receptionist transfer to any member of my team no matter where they are.
Video conferencing is now something we do every day. It's brought us closer to our customers, and closer to each other.,GoToMeeting,11,1,Phone
Conferencing
Chat,We do a lot more conferencing now.
The ability to have a single app that controls chat, video, and audio conferencing is amazing.,10,No,10,Yes,Literally, every single time we've contacted them the support was exceptional. Real people providing real answers and real help. Can't ask for more. I hope they never lose this edge as it's a level of service that is rare these days.,The web portal is thoughtfully designed and easy to navigate.
The desktop app is also thoughtfully designed and easy to navigate between chat, phone, and conference.,Setting up call routing isn't particularly difficult but it's detailed.,Yes,10Kevin KingA great way to set up video meetings.2019-02-11T19:37:22.352ZWe needed a tool that would let us do video conferencing and this has been working really well for us. We have people on my team that work offsite or from home. We use Zoom to set up meetings with video that allow everyone to be in the same place at the same time. Meetings are really simple to set up, you just select the date and time and send an email. It integrates with Outlook so everyone on my team gets a calendar notification as well. Connecting to a meeting you have been invited to is pretty straightforward. Zoom also lets you record your meetings. Recording meetings wasn't something that was high on the agenda when we started using this but over time we have found more use for it and it's nice that Zoom lets us do that.,It can record a meeting on your local computer. Takes a little time to process the recording but it works without any issues.
Plays nicely with Outlook.
Connecting to an ongoing meeting is problem free.
Really good audio and video quality.,It would be nice to be able to directly share a recorded meeting to Gdrive or Youtube. Right now we have to do it manually.,10,It has allowed people on our team to attend meetings from remote locations, saved us [money] on travel costs.
Recorded meetings allow us to review and improve.,I havent used Zoom Rooms so cannot comment.,BlueJeans and Webex Meetings,10Verified UserZoom - finally, a collaboration solution that satisfies everyone2019-06-06T18:42:04.520ZZoom is being used across the all organization as the video conferencing solution of the company. The previous product was quite painful in configuration, quality and ease of use. We are really satisfied with Zoom's ability to handle video conferencing, screen sharing and mobile device integration. It is easily configured and worked with no problems.,It is particularly stable. It may be idle for weeks and then operate without any issues.
It has a good and simple tablet interface, which lets even the basic user join meetings without IT help.
It has good quality and performance in video conferences even between different countries.,There may be some improvement in the desktop interface, sometimes you may need to stop and restart sharing specific windows in your computer.,10,Good feedback from top management, after having a bad previous video conferencing experience
Provided cost efficiency as collaboration between countries is improved and travel needs decreased
Kept the initial investment costs on minimum,Zoom rooms are quite useful for our organization. Several meeting rooms are reserved for regular meetings and new participants can join easily to the meeting through the tablets running Zoom Rooms. The app is simple and the UI is very well designed. It is intuitive, you can easily navigate and figure out how to use it.,Vidyo and Webex Meetings,400,1,Weekly top management meetings from different countries
Regular department meetings from different countries
From time to time phone call meetings through Zoom
Participants joining to Room conferences through their notebooks,Seamless integration to company network
Using it not for meetings but only for projecting presentations to TV displays wirelessly, especially when a company visitor is unable to connect his/her computer to the display with cable,Extending the use from offices to the retail stores,10,SAP ERP, Cisco IronPort Web Security Appliance, Dell EMC Data Domain,Yes,Price
Product Features
Product Usability
Vendor Reputation,We would not change our selection and decision,Implemented in-house,No,Change management was minimal,none,10,9,No,Actually never needed such a help. Never had such a big issue,Setting up or joining a meeting is quite easy through user interface
Document sharing is quite easy
Mobile devices can easily join or share,none,Yes,10Verified UserZoom zooms past the conference calling solution provider pack2018-11-30T23:35:39.733ZOur entire company uses Zoom. We switched to Zoom because it is a fraction of the cost of what we used to spend with our old provider and the service is much better. Zoom solved our soaring conferencing costs and the complexity of using our old provider's service. Our old provider's service and support model was grossly outdated and the technology was as well. Our users love Zoom because of how easy it is to use. Call initiation and scheduling are a dream with Zoom. I highly recommend it to any business who is struggling with finding a solution.,Zoom is very easy to use. We haven't had but a handful of helpdesk tickets related to its use so far.
Zoom is inexpensive. We use a lot of conference minutes because our conference calls usually involve at least 10 participants, which makes the price of regular conferencing services really high. Zoom's pricing allows us to actually create an accurate monthly budget for the service.
Zoom's service is superb. We've never had a glitch, an outage, or any performance problems with the service.
Zoom's support is excellent. Zoom techs know what they're doing and have solved all of our issues within minutes. A+++,We've had no issues so far. The few helpdesk tickets we've had have been on our end or have been a need for a bit of user training.,10,Extreme cost savings. Not kidding here. We use a lot of minutes per month and the savings over our old provider is in the thousands of dollars.
Integration into Outlook is excellent. Everyone loves the plugin and the ease of scheduling meetings.
Active Directory integration is nice too. Our users use their same credentials so that there's no new usernames or passwords to remember.,We've had a great experience with Zoom Rooms. Everyone who initiates a call uses the functionality because there's always a presentation or collaboration of some type. We are very satisfied with Zoom Rooms, which is a significant feature that our old provider didn't offer. We highly recommend Zoom Rooms for conferencing.,Skype for Business (formerly Lync),No,10,No,Every time. We've never come away from an email conversation or a conference call with Zoom with the feeling that we haven't been helped. Our issues have always been resolved--as few as there have been. Their support made sure our onboarding went smooth and that we were happy.Kenneth HessZoom Innovations2018-10-16T19:48:54.036ZWe recently deployed Zoom globally. We've successfully deployed to Japan, Europe, Asia, North America, Brazil.
We currently use it throughout all departments,Content Sharing
Amazing Admin Portals
Live data capturing,Registration to iPads/Androids to multiple rooms with a single activation code
Webinar with more than 1 spotlight feature
Recording in side by side view instead of picture in picture,10,Saved cost
Amazing Scheduling syncing with Office 365
Easy meetings from mobile app,We currently use a couple of Zoom Rooms, but are in a migration to changing to a lot more. I love the upgrading and managing all the Zoom Rooms on the admin portal,Cisco WebEx Room Series (formerly Cisco Spark Room Series),26000,9000,Webinar
Collaboration
Meetings globally,Webinar for Global Meetings
Scheduling display
DIgital Signage,Q&A
Polling
Live Closed Captioning,10,Microsoft Office 2016, Okta, Jamf Pro,Yes,Price
Product Features
Product Usability,Maybe seeing more options than just a few and the compatibility with our company,Implemented in-house,Firewall
Scheduling Display Features (check-in)
Compatibility with CIsco,10,Yes,10,No,We had an issue with live capturing of our calls because they were an attendee in a Webinar. They are not creating a feature if we promote them they will now start capturing the data of the call for the promoted panelist,Quick join links
Webinar
Q&A,Closed captioning
Cloud Recording
Chat,Yes,10Kenny MaiSharing your screen, not your pain2018-06-15T17:51:30.888ZZoom is being used by our business every single day. We use Zoom for group meetings since some of us work remotely. Zoom is also used when we introduce our application in demos to potential buyers. I personally use Zoom to help support clients on our app when they need simple guidance or if we need to walk through a complicated task or issue that's easier to view and communicate while looking at the issue together compared to sending back and forth emails which can take up valuable time.,Zoom has a really nice user interface that I find simple to use.
The connection to Zoom has been very stable in my experience.
Zoom works really well on both Mac and PC. I've also heard it runs pretty well on Linux (I do not have any experience with the Linux version).,I may not be seeing it in the app, but I would love if Zoom was able to provide details about what kind of device someone is using when I try to support them. Examples include what version of a browser someone is using, what OS they're running - anything that prevents me from having to ask the same questions over and over again.,10,It's allowed a more personal touch and correspondence with clients. Putting a face behind a phone call or an email.
Using screenshare helps clear up the communication so both parties are getting the right data so we can either supply what the client is looking for or assist with what's not working for them.,I have not used Zoom Rooms, so I can't place a fair comment on this.,GoToMeeting, Join.me, Google Hangouts and Skype,Freshdesk, Chargify, SendGrid Marketing Email, WordPress, Weebly, Acuity Scheduling,No,10,No,I cannot describe a time that Zoom provided me or my team with exceptional support for this product. But just because I haven't had a story doesn't mean that their exceptional support isn't there!Eric WeissZoom - A Great Business Conferencing Tool for those tired of WebEx2018-07-13T15:35:34.741ZZoom is a product that has not been widely adopted yet, but there are portions of our sales and technical teams that are using Zoom in a secondary capacity besides WebEx due to some of the ease of use functionality that makes it more appealing to use. It also appears to have less issues with connectivity by and large, which makes it especially appealing when dealing with customers; however, due to the company's mandate to use WebEx for sales calls, the adoption in that capacity is very limited.,Zoom is simple to use.
Zoom has a variety of tools that are set up in a fairly intuitive manner.
Zoom makes hosting meetings very simple and they seem to not experience as much lag and connectivity as some of their major competitors.,WebEx is a household name; Zoom still has room to grow in that regard.
Zoom, though easier to use than WebEx, in some ways, does not include a one time password functionality like WebEx, which makes things more convenient.
To my knowledge, Zoom does not support file transfer and also does not include co-browsing and/or removing attendees from meetings,9,It makes life easier when meeting with internal teams, except for a slightly less convenient file transfer limitation
The experience has been positive in the limited number of cases that I have used Zoom with customers as well.
Overall, Zoom is simple to use, and that makes the time spent more about the meeting than trying to facilitate the meeting, which is exactly what a solution like Zoom is supposed to accomplish; they get out of their own way quicker than WebEx, in my opinion.,I do not use Zoom Rooms beyond a couple of occasions when customers have invited me to their own personal Zoom Room for a meeting that they initiated.,WebEx Event Center, Cisco WebEx Teams (formerly Cisco Spark), Cisco WebEx Room Series (formerly Cisco Spark Room Series), Skype, Skype for Business and GoToMeeting,Skype, Microsoft Office 2016, Outreach,50,,Sales
Marketing
Internal dialogue,Simplified UI cuts down on load time for meetings.
Onsite/remote co-led meetings
Internal screen sharing for territory and account alignment and strategy sessions,Replacing incumbent as provider of choice,8,Not Sure,Product Features
Product Usability
Product Reputation
Prior Experience with the Product,I would simply encourage more individuals who decide how we spend our tech budget to consider zoom and I would try to demonstrate the differences in a very methodical yet dynamic manner so as to encourage them to consider the updated of having a solution that is easier to use. I would also prefer for my company to have an actual subscription for all sales people instead of a few pocket licenses here or there, so as to ensure greater usability and familiarity with the product.,5,I do know that the times that others have been on the call that have experienced issues with Zoom, they have always spoken about how Zoom is pretty responsive about dealing with support issues, which was good to hear.,Web calling is simple, easy and yet elegant inherently through the Zoom interface.
The startup of each conference is simple and elegant as well.
Screen sharing is relatively easy and switching between users in this regard is also fast and simple.,File sharing was either not available or not easily available last time I used the solution. I believe they may have updated the tool since then, but I think I recall it being a little slow to load.,Yes,9Verified UserZoom is a New World Video Platform2016-11-28T19:55:20.768ZZoom is used by the majority of our support staff, and is starting to be used by our field employees. This includes a few hundred offices, involving around 2500 regular users. Its greatest strengths are ease of use, reasonable cost, powerful encoding technology, end-to-end encryption, and one of the richest feature sets of any video conferencing platform. Notable features include cloud recording, support for legacy equipment, on-prem, and cloud, baked-in virtual backgrounds, polling, breakout rooms, whiteboards, file sharing, and best of all, a fully integrated conference room system. We use it for team meetings, recruiting, telehealth, executive meetings, company webcasts, outreach, chat, and one-on-ones.,Features! See above for its rich feature set. It's so easy to onboard users onto the platform because it's easy to get them excited about all the ways Zoom can help them. My users are buying popup greenscreens left and right because they're so excited about Zoom's Virtual Background feature, for instance.
Integration. The best example of which is Zoom's full integration with the Kubi robot. This robot is a tablet mounted on a swiveling stand which can be controlled remotely through Zoom to be able to look all around a room. My company uses it for telehealth purposes, and my team in particular uses the robot for video shoots in which we need a quick and easy remote shot of a crowd or event. We even have someone using Zoom and a Kubi to remotely monitor an empty front desk and greet guests who walk into the building. Few (if any) platforms can boast integration with such pioneering technology.
Price. Zoom is very reasonably priced to be sure. Not only are we saving by using it instead of other, more expensive video platforms--we are saving thousands in other, less measurable fields. Since the inception of Zoom at my company, travel costs have dipped significantly (because most managers and directors are more inclined to use the reliable Zoom platform to communicate, as opposed to traveling between offices). We were also able to almost eliminate several costly teleconferencing services. Ironically, full video meetings with high-quality VoIP audio are significantly cheaper than traditional phone-only teleconferences. Lastly, this may be anecdotal, but there is a perceived increase in productivity since Zoom allows more direct team communication than was previously possible.,While very good for what it is, the Zoom Room solution for conference rooms has some flaws. We have just over 30 of these rooms throughout the company, and issues with connectivity are a bit frequent, and this is likely due to the fact that it uses two consumer devices (a PC or Mac plus an iPad) which require a constant connection for the platform to work. Many may find it easier to support a conference room system involving one mini PC running Zoom (reminder, Zoom is available for Linux on PCs as well as Windows and Mac) and a simple wireless keyboard/mouse to control the meeting, instead of using a Wi-Fi connected tablet.
I would personally like to see even more cross-platform integrations on the part of Zoom. For instance, Facebook Live is a powerful new outreach platform, and would be even more powerful if it could sync up with Zoom. Imagine starting a Facebook Live broadcast through a Zoom Webinar room and reaching hundreds of followers with full video. Virtual Reality is another growing technology. I actually found it possible to stream a virtual reality video through Zoom by using Zoom's Screen Share feature for Android. By mirroring an Android phone running a VR app, I was able to broadcast a 360 video in a standard Zoom room so that other Android and iPhone users could view through Google Cardboard. But this is more of a workaround than a baked-in feature. Something like a "Go VR" button which converted your video to a stereoscopic mode, or that enabled VR streaming through consumer VR cameras like the Ricoh Theta, would be truly amazing through Zoom. (UPDATE Jan 26, 2017: Zoom recently announced support for Facebook Live),10,I'm more involved in the support aspect of Zoom than the financial, but I can say that it represents significant savings, both because it is more reasonably priced than many competitors, and because its ease of use leads, naturally, to reduced travel cost. Its feature set allows companies to condense multiple platforms into one Zoom subscription. Why continue paying for a costly enterprise teleconference account when Zoom has VoIP audio and baked-in teleconferencing?
Reduced support needs is another plus. Supporting Zoom is a breeze compared to supporting other platforms. Having been part of a very small team supporting Zoom companywide for the past two years, I can attest that my job has gotten easier and easier as people quickly got used to the platform. This has allowed me the freedom to take on multiple projects in addition to being the Zoom support grunt. And, it saves the company as less heads are required to scale and support the platform.
Zoom has produced a productivity metric which my company has never previously been able to observe. Because it is the standard for communications throughout the company, we can easily draw up a weekly productivity glance by measuring the amount, duration, and purposes of Zoom meetings. Zoom's reporting features are very good, so this is an easy task every week, and the chiefs love seeing it.,We have over 30 Zoom Rooms throughout the company, with plans for many more. I've previously described some of their flaws. Despite those, the Zoom Rooms system is really great, and they do work 90+% of the time. They recently added great features like ultrasonic detection which allows you to share a laptop screen with, literally, one click. They also now have voice control, allowing one to say "Hey Zoom, start a meeting" to start a meeting. And they recently released an Android controller version (in addition to the existing iOS version), so IT folks reluctant to use iOS no longer have to give in. Camera control through the iPad is another big plus. Plus Zoom continually strengthens baked-in remote support for these rooms, so they keep getting better.
Sticky features like this, and the fact that they're among the cheapest conference room solutions out there, do add value to the platform. But they still have work to do to make them more solid.,Adobe Connect, BlueJeans, Google Hangouts, GoToMeeting, Join.me, Skype for Business and WebEx Meetings,Skype for Business, Slack, IFTTT,,6,Internal video meetings are the currently most important use case, and I'd imagine this is the case for many other companies
Zoom Chat is the most popular company chat platform.
Large Zoom webinars are commonly used for internal and external purposes.
Zoom is widely used throughout the company as a recording platform, for recording screen shares or video as a shareable .mp4.
We have over 30 Zoom Rooms set up throughout the company, with plans for many more.,Virtual Backgrounds are a really innovative baked in feature. No longer do users have to install extra applications like ManyCam or Xsplit--Zoom already includes greenscreen capability.
Zoom's integration with the Kubi robot allows for a wide range of use cases, from remote robotic monitoring of an office to more interactive face to face meetings.
Zoom's sizeable collection of international numbers allows us to set up calls all around the globe.,Attention tracking is a brand new Zoom feature that our marketing people really seem to be excited about. It lets the host know if participants don't have Zoom as the active window (and therefore aren't paying full attention) during webinars.
Zoom will hopefully, in the not too distant future, have support for Virtual and Augmented reality.
Zoom's brand new integration with Facebook Live and YouTube live will really expand our outreach abilities. We're planning many big FB Live videos.,10,Yes,Price
Product Features
Product Usability
Product Reputation
Prior Experience with the Product
Vendor Reputation
Analyst Reports
Third-party Reviews,We would not change our process. We got extremely lucky in picking Zoom early-on. We did our due diligence in evaluating other platforms, and were able to find a diamond in the rough.,Implemented in-house,Yes,Change management was a big part of the implementation and was well-handled,None, it was as smooth as could possibly be expected.,10,Self-taught,I was in charge of learning the platform well enough to train others, and it wasn't difficult at all to learn the features just by using Zoom.,7,Take advantage of Zoom's ability to create separate environments. You can make one where none of Zoom's features are enabled, and one where all of them are.,Some - we have done small customizations to the interface,Some - we have added small pieces of custom code,We have used Arduino microcontrollers to run custom macros to get Zoom to do interesting things. For instance, I used an Arduino Micro with microphone sensors embedded in a table which would auto-detect when someone at a certain seat at the table was speaking. It would then use XSplit to switch the camera to focus on that person. Then if the person adjacent to the first speaker starts speaking, the Arduino triggers XSplit to focus on them. The whole setup cost under $30 since Arduinos and components are cheap and XSplit and Zoom are free. Compare that to something like the PolyCom EagleEye which does the same thing but would cost $15,000 just for the auto-focusing cameras.
I made another one with photoreceptors so that if someone hovers their hand over a receptor, it triggers AutoHotKey scripts to do stuff like start or stop sharing in Zoom, advance a PowerPoint slide, etc. There are tons of possibilities for making custom setups like this.,10,Yes,When they first released Breakout Rooms, it was missing a few key elements to make it a great experience. I outlined ways in which it could improve, and the rep informed me that most of them were already in the works, and that the rest he already took the liberty of adding to their feature list.,Using video. Zoom's technology allows video to perform well even with poor network strength, which greatly reduces confusion and frustration among users. It's very easy to get into a meeting with video.
Zoom's great new features like Polling, Breakout Rooms, and Registration are all easy to use. They're more complex features which do require explanation, but despite their complexity, it's still rather easy to provide training for using these features.
Screen sharing is now easier than ever since Zoom added a Screen Share button to its client home screen. Plus instant share in Zoom Rooms is now possible thanks to ultrasonic detection.,Scheduling meetings might benefit from being simplified. The scheduling popup is a bit more complicated than many expect, and since we use Outlook companywide, it takes an extra step to get an invite to open in Outlook and send it from there. There is a way to schedule so that it goes right to Outlook, but it requires the user to go to "Meetings" first, and then click on a Schedule dropdown and select "Outlook". Nobody knows about this. So, I wish we could configure Zoom so that the Schedule button on the Home Screen automatically goes to Outlook if Outlook is detected.
Difficulties with logging in is probably the most common support call we get. This is because we use Zoom's SSO feature. The feature is just fine, but it's just the nature of the beast that logging in with SSO takes more steps.
Zoom's back end might need some work. For instance, there are advanced user features like Virtual Background, Breakout Rooms, Automatic Recording, etc. Currently, the only way to enable these features for users is by individually clicking through each user and checking each checkbox. So, I've had to write scripts to turn features on or off companywide as they're released. Either that, or we use an intern to do all of the clickwork. Zoom needs a way to turn a feature on or off simultaneously for all users or a group.,Yes,10,10,10,10,Facebook Live
Kubi Robot
Zapier,IFTTT/Zapier--IFTTT integration would be appreciated in addition to Zapier. But besides that, I'm pretty sure there are loads more useful recipes besides just scheduling meetings and adding webinar registrants.
VR--Virtual Reality support and integration with any of the various VR platforms would be a huge selling point for us. Imagine integration with the Ricoh Theta camera or the Daydream headset
Google Home/Alexa/Siri/Cortana--Zoom just got started with Siri support, but if there were scores of phrases to use with voice platforms like this, Zoom would be amazing. Imagine saying "OK Google, invite John Doe and Jane Doe to a meeting".
Augmented Reality--Zoom's Virtual Backdrops feature is great, but it would be a lot of fun if it could overlay customize-able bits of useful information in a video feed.,File import/export,10,Don't be afraid to go to support.zoom.us and submit a feature request.,10,10,There were not any special conditions. However, we are grandfathered into their earlier pricing model, having been early adopters.,Nothing is necessary, they're already very easy to work with.,Yes,The latest update we did happened to be the 4.x update, which has all kinds of improvements like Facebook Live integration, improvements to Breakout rooms, voice integration, multiple screen sharing capabilities, multiple co-hosts, etc
There are always minor process update--Zoom continually improves the flow of their platform
I've heard people say, when other companies release updates, it's like "oh geez, now I have to update again." But when Zoom updates, it's like opening a pile of great presents.,Lots more great new features
Minor updates to improve useability
Possibly changing some UI elements,YesStefan ScherbikZoom ups the ante on video conferencing2017-02-08T01:08:41.869ZI have used Zoom across an organization when I worked remotely. It was used for all of our virtual meetings. Now, I use Zoom individually across an organization, but it is not the primary video conferencing tool.,Multiple video streams.
Easy desktop sharing.
Mobile accessibility.,Uses high amounts of bandwidth with video.
A breakout room function similar to Adobe Connect would be nice.
Polling within Zoom would be nice.,10,Improved collaboration with colleagues across multiple time-zones
Easy scheduling for recurring meetings
Easy to share recordings with peers,I did not use this functionality.,Adobe Connect, Google Hangouts and Skype,Google Hangouts, Adobe Connect, Skype,100,,All-hands meetings
Video conferencing
Training
Training,Office hours
Just-in-time training
Recor
Record training/screenshare,Teach students
Support student study groups,10,Not Sure,,NA,Don't know,5,10,No,Logging in with video (easy to configure)
Using conference call option is easy to use
Screen sharing is easy and straightforward,Desktop sharing is a little tricky, but easy to get used to
Requires a lot of bandwidth and CPU to view video clearly,Yes,10Rachel HudishGreat collab and webinar tool!2017-01-27T15:47:26.199ZIt's used across the whole org, as a remote collab tool for remote staff. We're also using it for a a few months as our main webinar solution.
We also have 5 Zoom Rooms deployed across our remote locations.,Quality of voice and video
Simplicity, especially for external users,Upgrading the client is sometimes troublesome. Often the client tells me it's updated while it isn't.
A few of our customers have IT policies denying the use of remote collab tools other than WEBEX. Maybe a wide campaign to make Zoom well known and, at least, allowed at those orgs would be nice...,10,We added some costs, but we have way more licenses allowing much more collaboration than before, with WEBEX.
User adoption was easy, with the simple usage, quality and features available on Zoom.,Great feature, way cheaper than traditional VC.
We love it, especially after adoption Logitech POP + Harmony to automate room startup.,WebEx Meetings, Skype for Business, Skype and GoToMeeting,Skype for Business,130,4,Online meetings
Webinars
Sales,Online classes mixing remote VC rooms and individuals on theirs PCs. That was a nice surprise,Allowing a full home office workforce to work as productive as local staff.,10,Yes,Price
Product Features
Product Usability,No.,Implemented in-house,No,Change management was minimal,None,10,9,No,I haven't needed any extraordinary help, just a few doubts while deploying and minor issues later on...,Sharing
Polling
Webinar setup,None,Yes,10Rodrigo Garcia
Windows, Linux, Mac
Zoom
751 Ratings
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