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>Based on Ellison’s video endorsement of Zoom, Oracle the company appears to be using Zoom wall-to-wall, instead of dog-fooding any internal product under devel
by ComodoHacker 6y ago
>Based on Ellison’s video endorsement of Zoom, Oracle the company appears to be using Zoom wall-to-wall, instead of dog-fooding any internal product under development.
Such endorsement usually precedes acquisition.
- dylan604 6y agoWould that make Zoom's Oracle fees go up or down?
- stevehawk 6y agoit means soon you won't be able to use Zoom internally unless you have a 32 CPU license and PeopleSoft. /s
- smnrchrds 6y agoOnly audio will be available in the community license. If you click on the video button, of course it will start the video, but since it is an enterprise feature, you'll get an audit notice and an invoice for a bajillion dollars in the mail. /s
- Torwald 6y agowhatever accounting says saves more taxes
- dr-detroit 6y agoThis is I think more a reflection of the Zoom experience that has made it so popular. I have supported many video conference platforms and people learn what they want to learn. Usually they do not learn how to host a meeting or connect to a meeting. People want to learn Zoom. En masse people were installing it at places like government, research universities, general motors and many more private sector where this type of thing should be impossible. All these organizations had to buy the pro version. They had no choice. It is cool. People are talking about it on Facebook (the coolest level a thing can attain) so the average person is happy to learn how to use it which puts in a class of maybe 10 or less applications that the average person is comfortable with.