> Does anyone else feel like there's still room for a dead simple and extremely reliable product in this space? (corporate video conference) Yes. Today, there

> Does anyone else feel like there's still room for a dead simple and extremely reliable product in this space? (corporate video conference) Yes. Today, there are N somewhat crappy corporate video conferencing solutions. It's feasible to convince a VC to fund a new one, because they do a lot of video conferencing, and really understand the pain points. Thus, tomorrow there are going to be N+1 somewhat crappy video conferencing solutions. It just seems like one of those "simple on the surface" issues, that turn out to be a massive can of worms.