The solution is primarily used for communication, file transfer, and everything around our work.

I use the solution at a personal level to communicate with my doctor.

I use the solution in my company to be able to communicate at a personal level.

We are a software company, so we communicate via Skype with our end customers, including product companies.

Skype for Business is used for overall communication and meetings. Our organization is spread across the globe, it makes it easier for people to meet virtually.

We use it for meter switching and connecting our Skype to the lines. Additionally, we have employed it for one-to-one lines, PRA, video conferencing, and unified communication needs.

Sometimes use cases are complicated, while at times, it's for easier use cases. But, the solution's use cases depend on why the employees in the company use it.

My primary use case is for our employees to connect to anyone from any of their devices. In our version, we are primarily using from a laptop or a mobile phone. So, they can connect trhough Skype from anywhere. It is a firm requirement so we can connect from any remote location to anywhere.

I use the solution for video calls at work.

I use Skype for any audio or video meetings. I'm an IT architect and a customer of Microsoft. 

We use the solution for team meetings and sharing desktop views when working with other team members.

This is our primary application for virtual meetings. However, we have MS Teams and the company is positioned to use more of MS Teams going forward. Skype is more of a chat application nowadays. 

We only use Skype for instant messaging.

We use it for our internal communication.

We primarily use the solution for our business meetings.

The product is needed to communicate with people in different locations. Our company is in Germany. I'm in Istanbul. If I have a serious issue on the client side I can use Skype for Business to communicate and resolve issues. 

We use Skype for Business as a tool for our online lectures. We're using it as an online platform for the tutorials and lectures we give our students.

We use Skype for hosting meetings that are internal to the organization.

We use this solution for meetings and scheduling. Our meetings involve audio or video. These take place with outside clients at any place in the world.

We use the solution for virtual meetings.

Skype for Business was one of the prime tools we used to communicate with vendors. We also used it for communicating with other employees internally, within our organization.

We use Skype for Business to host and attend company meetings. It is primarily used for virtual meetings and video calls.

I use the solution to make calls and talk to colleagues. I use it mostly to chat with people inside the company and make international calls. 

Our primary use case is for virtual meetings and video communication. We also use it to send files via the group chat. I'm a data analyst and we are customers of Skype.

Our team of six uses the solution for virtual meetings. 

I use Skype for Business for my office's internal communications.

Skype is mainly used for our internal meetings. We have it set up for all the different groups in the company, whether it's my IFC, the marketing team, pre-sales team, senior leadership, etc. We're using the product at least once a day and everybody in the company uses it. We're customers of Skype and I'm the manager of global business development. 

I use this solution primarily for my consulting business. It enables me to keep in touch with clients via conference calls, video conferencing, desktop sharing and more.

We use the solution for online meetings with our internal and external clients.

My primary use case is for virtual meetings. 

I use Skype for Business for communication.

Our primary use case is for chat and we use it for internal meetings. We also have a federation between a couple of companies, so we also use it for virtual meetings across those companies that we have the federation with. It is our preferred chat and video solution nowadays. 

My last customer used it and Polycom, but Polycom was historic because of the meeting rooms. And the meeting rooms tended to be set up for Polycom, so if you were doing meetings from one meeting room to another one, then we'd switch to Polycom. Otherwise, it was Skype For Business.

We use Skype for Business for virtual meetings.

We use Skype for all of our video conference purposes.

The use of Skype Business has several purposes within our organization, each determined by the specific situation. Its use of instant messages and chats has helped a lot in short conversations, avoiding much of the need to use email for a certain action.

Audio calls help a lot in terms of reducing costs for long discussions, and takes advantage of the maximum gratuity between users of the same program.

Video conferencing to hold virtual meetings helps to prevent employee displacement, where everyone can now enjoy the comfort of their own offices.

• Firstly, it is an innovative and even more profitable way of communicating. Also, the product offers a very professional image, which is very useful to the organization. Thanks to the interface, quality, design and easy handling, it allows for establishing a better relationship.
• Secondly, in terms of conversations whether via voice or video call, Skype for Bussiness meets the necessary criteria and with respect to the costs, it is profitable, plus it can be used in various equipment and operating systems which is another advantage.

We use Skype for Business for virtual meetings and messages.

Recently, we all went remote, so we needed a way to implement virtual meetings on a large scale and we utilize Skype for Business for these purposes. It might have a lot to do with the response to COVID and getting more people connected for remote access.

Our primary use case is for meetings, online meetings, internal meetings, and  with vendors.

Skype For Business is primarily used for meetings, video meetings, and instant chats.

I use it for one-on-one meetings, not for conference meetings where you have been personally invited.

We are using Skype for Business mostly for meetings.

My primary use case for this solution is for internal meetings and meetings with customers.

Skype for Business and PSTN Conferencing. Our users are using this add-on license to perform internal and external web and audio conferences for between two and 200 users.

We primarily use the solution for business purposes. We use it for virtual meetings. 

I have used this software since 2014. You can do meetings with your employees, and employees outside of your company.

It has a very easy setup, it's easy to use and can be configured on any device. Everything gets recorded on an exchange server, so you don't have to worry about recording meetings and conversations.