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What I know is that almost every company I have to deal with use Office 365, so they use Teams, and almost every school in my area use Google Suite (BigG got qu
by albertopv 5y ago
What I know is that almost every company I have to deal with use Office 365, so they use Teams, and almost every school in my area use Google Suite (BigG got quite good at being the new Microsoft), so they use Google Meet.
Almost no one use Zoom anymore simply becase it's not integrated with anything.
- extra88 5y agoZoom integrates with a number of things pretty well (e.g. "Add Zoom to Meeting" button in Outlook create appointment interface) but it's not bundled with systems organizations already have, like O365 and Google Workspace (or whatever they're calling it these days). I'm sure Google Meet is used in most of K-12, I don't know about higher ed. The university I work for licensed Zoom pre-pandemic because it was superior to other videoconferencing systems like WebEx and GoToMeeting. The city council uses Zoom and my impression online is a lot of other local government functions that are now at least partially online do too. Don't Teams and Google Meet both require everyone to have an account just to join a meeting? Being able to join a Zoom meeting just by clicking a link, no account needed, is very good for user experience.
- albertopv 5y agoYeah, bundled is a more correct word, that's what I meant. AFAIK, Teams doesn't need an account, but I have used it only in a business context, so I'm not sure.