Couple of things I saw/heard I heard David say
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Couple of things I saw/heard
I heard David say no other company has this capability. Not even Zoom.
I heard how this technology is going to change webinars AND live streaming for years to come.
Yup, yup, yup
Not just webinars, which is a huge deal in itself, but live streaming which is even huger-er
In David and Mitch's demo, I saw that you can share that link on Slack.
Some things you might just want to know
Slack has over 12 million daily active users.
Yup, 12 Million
Slack is a 12 billion dollar company
Yup, 12 Billion
Slack is in a battle to compete with Microsoft Teams
Big battle. Some would say huge.
What's Microsoft Teams you might wonder?
Microsoft for years tried to come up with collaboration solutions. They had pieces and parts like Sharepoint and bought others like Yammer, but finally put to together a cohesive package call Teams and I use it everyday.
Skype, which is Microsoft video conferencing solution, is moving over to Teams.
BTW, Slack has video conferencing too
For those in the US that will be sitting around the dinner table tomorrow chewing on a turkey leg...
Now you might be wondering, why would you share your live streaming link on a platform that already has video conferencing?
Could somebody pass me the gravy?
I heard David say no other company has this capability. Not even Zoom.
I heard how this technology is going to change webinars AND live streaming for years to come.
Yup, yup, yup
Not just webinars, which is a huge deal in itself, but live streaming which is even huger-er
In David and Mitch's demo, I saw that you can share that link on Slack.
Some things you might just want to know
Slack has over 12 million daily active users.
Yup, 12 Million
Slack is a 12 billion dollar company
Yup, 12 Billion
Slack is in a battle to compete with Microsoft Teams
Big battle. Some would say huge.
What's Microsoft Teams you might wonder?
Microsoft for years tried to come up with collaboration solutions. They had pieces and parts like Sharepoint and bought others like Yammer, but finally put to together a cohesive package call Teams and I use it everyday.
Skype, which is Microsoft video conferencing solution, is moving over to Teams.
BTW, Slack has video conferencing too
For those in the US that will be sitting around the dinner table tomorrow chewing on a turkey leg...
Now you might be wondering, why would you share your live streaming link on a platform that already has video conferencing?
Could somebody pass me the gravy?
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