WEBEX TEAMS PRICING PRO
WEBEX TEAMS PRICING SOFTWARE

We are preparing to roll out the zoom telephone product but cannot comment much on that as it is just getting started.Īs for web conference our end users love zoom. (I believe the team is using Neat) and our end users love the experience. We have replaced almost all our endpoints (100+) with compatible hardware. And I help as backup admin for the conference portion. I am not involved with the endpoint telephone side of the zoom deployment In our org but aware of it. Thoughts/opinions/silver bullets appreciated. will Zoom last the distance, or is it just the popular client at the moment?.do we really need to switch the default client, or can we just maintain all three platforms? Is the issue of confusion big enough to warrant a significant change?.we will have to switch collaboration client from Webex Teams to Zoom Chat.we wont get the most out of our Cisco Webex meeting room hardware when we do eventually return to the office (integration with Zoom exists but isn’t perfect).Our concern in considering a switch to Zoom as our default client is that: But technically, we have had very few issues with Webex and it’s security, integration (with telephony and collaboration) and features are appreciated. In my opinion, Zoom has emerged as the product with the best user experience. The cost of the licenses isn’t a worry, more that we want a well understood standard to avoid user confusion.

WEBEX TEAMS PRICING SOFTWARE

So we have rolled out all three software clients to all users, but only Webex is fully featured at the backend (recording, message archiving, etc). Webex remains our default client, but some of our user groups have insisted upon using Zoom or MS Teams, either because of their own preferences or our customers.

WEBEX TEAMS PRICING PRO

Many of our users have Cisco DX80 or Desk Pro endpoints in their home offices too.Īt the beginning of the COVID remote working period, we were just happy to have working video and audio conferencing software (BlueJeans was a disaster), but since then expectations have raised.

Since then we have rolled out Webex Teams, Webex Calling and invested a lot of money in Webex meeting room hardware. Just over a year ago we replaced BlueJeans with Webex, all via Cisco’s Cloud (no infrastructure of our own).

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