We previously used Skype, Webex and Bigblue Button which was an open-source product.

I've used Microsoft Teams and Skype before Microsoft bought it. They are all roughly the same in terms of quality and useability.

We do a lot of virtual meetings and we use Microsoft Teams predominantly.

Other companies we deal with happen to be on the WebEx, GoToMeeting, or TeamViewer platforms, which is why we sometimes use them.

Many years ago, I used WebEx. It used to be the only solution in town. Then, when Zoom first came out almost 20 years ago, we were using some community college tools, including a tool called Illuminate and another called CCC Confer. Zoom came to us and asked us to do the beta trial of their new product and use it for education. Unfortunately, at that time, it was really in bad shape. We needed whiteboards and that they didn't have as a feature. 

We don't usually use Zoom specifically as there's the potential that people can "crash" meetings, and we'd prefer to avoid that. GoTo has much better security.

I have used Zoom with one of my clients and I also use Microsoft Teams.

If Microsoft Teams had dial-in capability then I would use it instead, rather than paying extra for GoToMeeting.

I am currently using Zoom, Webex, and GoToMeeting.

Feature-wise, there is not much difference between GoToMeeting and Webex. However, Webex is a little bit heavier and slower at times.

We also used Skype and TeamViewer. I think Skype was a slightly heavier application compared to GoToMeeting was much smoother.

I haven't used Skype for a long time. I wouldn't know if Skype has improved. It worked definitely fine for us. It did what it was supposed to do.

Prior to GoToMeeting, I used Webex and Zoom. I also have experience with Google Hangouts.

With Google Hangouts, I have the same problem with the speed of the connection slowing down too much when we are sharing screens.

We have used Webex and Zoom. Although now Zoom has got a security problem, so I don't think many people are going to be using that in the future.

We have also previously used Skype.

I have used multiple applications for meetings and video conferencing, including Microsoft Teams and Zoom.

I'm also familiar with such solutions as Microsoft Team and LogMeIn. 

We also used Skype and Webex. GoToMeeting is available on many platforms which is a good advantage. 

I had used WebEx at a previous company and was quite happy. Five years ago WebEx was quite a bit more expensive and as a startup we went with GoToMeeting. Currently evaluating options with higher quality audio.

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