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I know in my company Webex is slowly being replaced by MS Teams. From my experience, neither is great, but they mostly just work, which helps since our team has
by A4ET8a8uTh0 7y ago
I know in my company Webex is slowly being replaced by MS Teams. From my experience, neither is great, but they mostly just work, which helps since our team has a big spread when it comes to basic computer skills. Even them, why MS Teams? I don't see any real advantage between the two.
- tracker1 7y agoIt does better than most with meetings, especially outlook integration. Beyond this, outlook calendar in teams... along with a better interface for documents/files (sharepoint on the backend, but mostly don't need to know) .. those same files can be accessed via OneDrive .. not to mention the wiki and other extension (devops feeds into channels). There are bits and pieces better in other apps, but it does all of these things good enough, and as a whole, I find it better as a collaboration suite.
- recursive 7y agoMy company also uses both. I've never been able to figure out how to properly use webex. Teams basically makes sense to me. Part of the problem is that I need to use separate credentials to launch webex, and I never seem to know what those are. Sometimes I can convince a webex power user to invite me to something, but then I need to install a downloaded executable each time. Teams just makes more sense to me.
- photon-torpedo 7y agoOur IT department is pushing Teams very heavily, due to the integration with Outlook etc. But one important feature that seems to be missing is for people to view a shared presentation full-screen, or even better on a second monitor. Perhaps I'm just too stupid to find the option.