Jabber is a Solid but not stellar IP phone software
Overall Satisfaction with Cisco Jabber
Currently, we use Cisco Jabber as our primary soft phone service. We previously used the chat functions, but have since switched to Slack. Jabber allows us to eliminate the need for physical phones in most cases, and allows for more flexibility in our hybrid work environment. It is currently in use by about 85% of the company.
Pros
- Fairly easy to use.
- Simple interface.
- Some integrations.
Cons
- Call quality could be better.
- Audio functions could be easier to access.
- Needs better cross-functionality with call control software.
- Decreased the need for physical phones.
- Greater flexibility in work location.
- Cross platform.
Currently, the primary reason to stay with Jabber is due to its cost and widespread use. Switching to an alternative would either require switching other services as well; or it will require additional costs and lock us into other services. It would also require a lot of retooling to switch current processes.
Do you think Webex App delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with Webex App's feature set?
No
Did Webex App live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Webex App go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy Webex App again?
No
Webex App Feature Ratings
Using Cisco Jabber
8000 - We use Jabber across all business functions. The only departments we currently do not use it in, are those taking incoming client calls. This is due to an incompatibility between the call control software and Jabber. Jabber is installed on all end users' systems and is used by most who do not use their cell phones as their primary form of communication.
20 - Jabber is supported by our entire Help Desk, though primarily calls regarding Jabber are handled by our second-level support. They install and support the software and call functionality, as well as handle the provisioning and de-provisioning of all Jabber devices. We also have an internal phone team that handles engineering level and backend support.
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