I am a pre-sales consultant.
I use the basic features in Zoom, to have conversations with clients, show some presentations, and for sharing. I'm not a very advanced user.
The sharing and recording, are the most valuable features of Zoom.
If whiteboarding is not available, it would be beneficial. I'm not sure if it exists. If I can do some whiteboard sessions, that would be great.
Whiteboarding would allow me to utilize the screen to draw something, explain, and write something.
I have been working with Zoom for two years.
The corporation updates this solution on a regular basis.
Zoom is a stable solution.
I'm not sure about scalability because I didn't host that many people on it, so I can't really comment on scalability or how well it performs when there are a lot of attendees and sessions. I really don't have the experience.
I have not contacted technical support.
It is maintained by my company; I am a user who does not get involved in the technical aspects.
I am exploring Microsoft, but Studio is no longer supported.
I have some experience with Microsoft Teams and Zoom.
I use Teams a lot and prefer it to Zoom simply because I'm more comfortable with it and there's no time limit. I don't need to worry about when my meeting ends.
The initial setup is simple, it's straightforward.
Zoom is maintained by my corporate IT team. I am a user, I use this solution.
What I don't like is the 45-minute time limit on the free subscription. Teams, on the other hand, do not operate in this manner. You can utilize as much use of Teams as you want. There are no time limits in the free version of Teams.
It is included with your Office 365 subscription. If you have Office 365, which everyone does, it is included. You can't use Word, Excel, or PowerPoint without it.
The free version has a time limit, but paid subscriptions are available.
I would rate Zoom a seven out of ten.