We also use Microsoft Teams in our organization. We prefer Microsoft Teams because it is more integrated, has E5 licensing from Microsoft, and is easier for corporations to use.

I have previously used other solutions, such as Teams and Zoom and I have had issues with conductivity requiring me to reload. I have not had any issues with Webex.

In comparison to Webex and Microsoft Teams, I feel that Zoom is better.

My company has experience with other solutions, but we switched to Webex since it provides an appointment scheduler compatible with Cisco solutions.

Nowadays, my company prefers to use Microsoft Teams over Webex, especially if there are only 10 to 25 people needed in a meeting.

I'm also familiar with Zoom and Google Meet. We use these as well as WebEx. In fact, before we started using WebEx, we used Google Meet specifically.

Prior to that, we had more physical, in-person meetings, however, the pandemic has changed how we do meetings now, and we do much more virtual meetings.

WebEx is more secure than, for example, Zoom.

We use Microsoft Teams and Google Meet simultaneously.

I have a preference for alternative tools. Regarding conferences, Webex is acceptable. I want to be honest with you about this. Connecting on Webex is actually easy. I would consider it to be on par with Zoom in terms of overall quality. However, I'm aware that some external users from the company's perspective have encountered certain issues that have hindered their conversations. Honestly, they weren't particularly enthusiastic about this solution. When I need to communicate with these external customers through Webex, they tend to choose another tool. This doesn't inspire much confidence in me, but I understand it's a personal matter. Perhaps the design could be improved, but that's also just my personal opinion. Apart from that, I believe Webex has all the necessary features. As a regular Zoom user, I simply prefer to stick with Zoom based on my own experiences and preferences. Additionally, I find it more useful to use Zoom for both personal and team purposes.

For my ideal solution, I would suggest taking the best features from various tools. For instance, I would incorporate Slack's messaging capabilities and Zoom's audio-video functionality. That combination would be perfect for me. If it were possible to also include elements from other platforms like Telegram and Webex, it would further enhance the overall solution.

InterCall: not as much collaboration ability.

I use Skype, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom as well. Some functions like screen sharing are challenging to use in Microsoft Teams. For Skype, it is more complicated to establish a powerful network.

I prefer Teams over Webex because it integrates better with the other tools we use. In terms of features and functionalities, they are similar, as far as I know.

We made the transition from Webex to Microsoft Teams and now use Teams for the most part.

The reason that we moved is that we're a Microsoft shop and we have a relationship with them. Microsoft is a diamond partner whereas Cisco is a gold partner.

We have seen this as a general pattern, where people move away from WebEx into either Teams or other collaboration tools. Webex is in the cloud but if they had more economical options, or any additional features compared to Teams and other products, it might be a value add.

I am also using Zoom. I use Zoom more frequently than I have used Webex.

Prior to Webex we used an audio conferencing solution called Arkadin. We only switched to web conferencing when we moved to Cisco Webex. We had also used Skype but it wasn't very effective. We would use audio Arkadin conferencing and if we needed to screen share we'd use Skype. 

We are now using Zoom and it seems Zoom requires more customizations than Webex. Zoom required setting changes before allowing everyone to join meetings and the default settings were not good. Zoom does have the private chat option which Webex doesn't have and I found that very useful. 

We were previously using GoToMeeting in which we would share our screens but I think in Webex there's a whiteboard, where you can draw. I don't think we had that option with GoToMeeting.

Previously, I worked with Google Meets and Zoom.

The issue is that I have no idea which company it is from when I use it.

We use different webinar platforms, including Webex, Teams, and GoToWebinar, depending on the organization's needs.

I have used Zoom and Microsoft Teams before. In comparison, Webex provides additional features and a standard license policy.

We tried Zoom, Team Viewer, and another solution. We prefer Webex because it works well on the web application compared to others. 

We also use Skype when Webex is not required.

We have recently upgraded to Teams.

I have previously used Zoom and Microsoft Teams. We switched to Webex because they had some local support here in Hong Kong.

They started using MeetingPlace and followed the path to upgrade to WebEx on-premises as Cisco acquired MeetingPlace.

I have used Microsoft Teams along with other solutions like Webex, and in comparison, Teams stands out for its seamless integration with Office 365. The compatibility with business needs makes Teams a preferred choice. While both Teams and Webex serve their purposes, the ease of use and integration with Microsoft's suite of tools make Teams a more convenient option for me.

I have used Skype for Business previously.

I have used Microsoft Teams and Skype for business. We used them for instant messaging and for sharing documents.

Microsoft Teams is well integrated with other solutions, such as SharePoint. There is everything you need, such as email.

I have also used GoToMeeting and Zoom. I found that Webex is easier to use than these other products.

We use Zoom and Microsoft Teams alongside Cisco Webex.

Mostly, we use Microsoft Teams, which we actually pay a licensing fee for. We tend to use WebEx if a meeting was set up under it and in those cases, we can use it for free. 

I am working in research and consulting sales. The majority of the products I use are from Microsoft, such as Excel.

We do use Skype, as well as VMware for virtual connections.

The main difference in using Skype is that it's all integrated with all of your Microsoft Teams and Microsoft applications. That's a significant distinction. I believe Webex is also integrated to some extent, but I believe Skype is more easily integrated with Teams.

I have some experience with Adobe Connect and Zoom.

We have been using Webex since I first entered the company in 2012 or 2013, as the company places a premium on fiscal solutions. It is for this reason that it adopted this technology from the outset. 

The solution combines its hardware and camera features to give it a superior edge over all others, with the camera moving in pace with the person who is communicating with other participants. I consider this to be the solution's most valuable feature and have not encountered it with Zoom, which is basically geared towards one-on-one meetings. 

I also use Microsoft Teams. I use both right now. 

We used Microsoft Teams, however, we changed to WebEx as the main channel due to the noise cancellation that wasn't good enough on Teams. Also, Microsoft Teams used a lot of resources on the operating system - so much so that the computer started to go slow when we used the application.

We previously used MyMeeting which is more of a boardroom hosted environment where you can connect boardroom Polycom devices to a virtual cloud meeting room. 

We did not try another solution prior to Webex. 

We also use Teams and Zoom. WebEx is a bit clunky for lots of external meetings, so we also use Teams because a lot of our clients have it. Teams also has IMing, but WebEx is sort of defaulted as our major platform, internally. 

We did not use another similar software prior to this.

I have previously used Microsoft Teams and Zoom. 

Microsoft Teams and Zoom are better than Webex, I have not seen anything special features in Webex.

Jabber. It was less flexible, which is why we switched.

I have used other similar solutions, such as Teams and Zoom.

I have used Microsoft Teams and Zoom and I have found that Webex is one of the better solutions.

We have used Microsoft Teams.

No.

I previously used Microsoft Teams and Zoom. I liked Teams more than the others.

I have not worked with any similar solutions that I can compare this with.

We're also beginning to use Microsoft Teams. We use them as well due to the fact that their pricing is a bit better.

No

Not previously. But currently, we also use Lync (Skype for Business), and WebEx is far far better than Skype.

- Switched from WebEx to another provider

We also use a solution called Jabber, which can communicate with Cisco. I also use Zoom.

I have used Zoom previously and if I had to choose which one I prefer, I would pick Webex.

I have used Zoom previously.

We've used this solution for a very, very long time. We didn't use a different product previously. We do also use Zoom alongside WebEx.

We previously used free solutions such as Skype or Google Hangouts.

We use Teams and Zoom. The official solution at my company is Microsoft Teams, but many of our clients have Cisco WebEx in their environment, so we need to use it.

I also have experience with Zoom and I find it to be a better product.

It's hard to compare it to Zoom, but I like Webex a little better.

I have used Microsoft Teams and I prefer it Webex.

I like Webex more because it's more convenient. I can install it on a mobile phone. The UX is better than Zoom but I know other people prefer Zoom.

I have used Microsoft's solution with Skype for Business, but it does not integrate as natively with video devices as Webex Meeting does.

We did not previously use a different solution.

Used Saba. Scheduling and the integration with Outlook is much easier with WebEx.

I have recently switched to a different solution. WebEx is more costly. There are equivalent solutions at a lower cost.