Item: Dialpad Ai Meetings
Rating: 5
Author: Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

HighFive is used across the organization, to allow us to have video conferences where we can easily share our screen and have the meeting room captured from a webcam.

Pros and Cons

It keeps things simple with its interface, so I usually know what to click.
It automates a lot of the process of calling in, which can be nice.

It's very laggy, often buffering during screen-share and video playback is dreadful.
Sometimes calls are dropped, which can be frustrating.

Return on Investment

It's been great to have one universal platform for every employee to use to call in, even while Slack and Google Hangouts are options.
We can't rely on HighFive because of the poor quality, and since it's our default platform, it can be delay meetings with poor quality or cofusion as to which platform is best to use.

Alternatives Considered

Slack

Slack is great for screen-sharing and calls - it's always smooth. However, it doesn't have the same integration with our meeting rooms, and TVs like HighFive does.

Highfive makes sense for wirelessly sharing a screen to a larger TV, and still showing it to remote users that call in. But if you're trying to do something too active, especially with video, you'll see it lag terribly.

HighFive Offers Connect-ability, but is Unreliable.

Software Version

Overall Satisfaction with Dialpad Meetings (formerly UberConference)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Pros and Cons

Return on Investment

Alternatives Considered

Other Software Used

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