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Some not-to-miss highlights from the last week in unified communications
From revamping product names to playing games during meetings, here are extracts from popular news stories this week.
Zoom Plotting Move into Google and Office Territory
Zoom is reportedly adding new calendar and email tools that will rival Google and Microsoft Office products.
The Information, which initially reported on the story, has said Zoom could be releasing the new applications by the end of the year.
Kevin McLaughlin, Journalist at The Information, wrote: “Millions of people join online meetings using Zoom Video Communications’ app by clicking on appointment links from their digital calendars or email services run by Microsoft and Google.
“That represents a big vulnerability for Zoom as Microsoft and Google make it easier for customers to host virtual meetings through the two companies’ own competing videoconferencing apps.
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