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Meet is pretty dang solid, and is pretty much exclusively used for “work” or anything related to a calendar invite. The rest of their video chat seems to be res
by judge2020 4y ago
Meet is pretty dang solid, and is pretty much exclusively used for “work” or anything related to a calendar invite. The rest of their video chat seems to be reserved for P2P/personal communications.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> Meet is pretty dang solid It’s being whooped by Teams and Zoom, latecomers, in no small part because Google can’t help but rename it every six months.
- judge2020 4y agoI believe enterprises choose those either because: (A) they've already bought into Office 365, so Teams being free to them makes it a no-brainer or (B) Zoom was the first big name during Covid, so companies that bought into it don't consider changing due to the friction that would cause. Pretty much every company I've interacted with over interviews and meetings who does use Google Workspace ends up using Meet as well, for the same reason enterprises using O365 as their user directory choose Teams (reason A above).
- JumpCrisscross 4y agoSure. Nobody disputes Google’s tech chops. It’s the business side that’s been perennially problematic. That applies to Starlight as much as it does to Meet.
- pb7 4y agoZoom’s stock is down 86% from ATH. They’re hardly thriving.