Zoom
Zoom is a communications platform that allows users to
connect with video, audio, phone, and chat. Using Zoom
requires an internet connection and a supported device. In
September 2012, Zoom launched a beta version that could host
conferences with up to 15 video participants. In November
2012, the company signed Stanford University as its first
customer. The service was launched in January 2013 after the
company raised a $6 million Series A round from Qualcomm
Ventures, Yahoo! Collaboration starts with Zoom Team Chat,
which has features like file sharing and video messages, where
you can record yourself and send a video to an individual or
group chat. You can also have live video calls with team
members on Zoom Meetings for more in-depth collaboration
and decision-making. Make it easier for customers, partners,
and investors to talk to you. If you are using Zoom, chances
are good that your external partners, customers, or investors
don't have to switch to another programme to meet with you.
That's because 86% of Fortune 100 companies and 71% of
Fortune 500 companies use our platform. Protect your event
content by encrypting the session's video, audio, and screen
sharing. This content is protected during transit with 256-bit
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) using a one-time key for
that specific session when all participants use a Zoom client.
ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE
Supports large audiences Too many subscriptions and
add-ons
Lack of comment control
Stream your meetings or
webinars on Facebook.
You can use Zoom for free HD video is not the standard.
Scalable for Small, Medium, You need to download an app.
and Large Businesses
Easy to Use Inconsistent cloud file sizes
The interesting fact about Zoom is that it can hold up to 1,000
video participants at a time. History: Zoom began to host
conferences with up to 15 video participants. Criticism: Zoom
has been criticised for “security lapses and poor design
choices” that have resulted in heightened scrutiny of its
software.
