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Huddl.ai, Jamm, Mercury, Tauria, and Whereby are trying to carve out a piece of the video conferencing pie, as the market reaches new heights during COVID-19.

Ryan Daily

September 21, 2020

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Cisco Webex Meetings, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom Meetings have taken leading positions in the video conferencing services market, but in many ways, the race has only just begun. The enterprise opportunity is vast, and many companies are eager to close the gap. To that end, we’ve seen several video startups enter the fray this year, as well as other vendors that might not be known for their video solution attempt to break ground in the industry. All of which are trying to capitalize on the moment of increased demand for video that came with the COVID-19 pandemic. In this slideshow, we explore five video conferencing alternatives — four of which launched this year. Click through for product details and insight on how each is uniquely addressing the video conferencing needs of enterprises.Image: MicroOne - stock.adobe.com

A look at some of the video conferencing solutions launched this year and how they are trying to capture the COVID-19 moment. Click through for details on each!

About the Author

Ryan Daily

Ryan Daily is an associate editor and blogger for No Jitter, Informa Tech's online community for news and analysis of the enterprise convergence/unified communications industry, and program coordinator for Enterprise Connect. In her editorial role, Ryan is responsible for creating and editing content, engaging social media audiences, and leading the brand's diversity and inclusion initiative. In addition to this role, Ryan assists with the programming and planning of the Enterprise Connect event.

 

Before coming to Informa, Ryan worked as an editor for Perfumer & Flavorist magazine, where she regularly contributed in-depth feature articles for the flavor and fragrance industry and played a crucial role in two industry-related events: World Perfumery Congress and Flavorcon. Before this, she worked at Hallmark Data Systems and developed landing and web pages for various B2B publications.

 

She earned her bachelor’s degree in English from Northern Illinois University and a master’s in writing and publishing from DePaul University. In her free time, Ryan enjoys going to live music events, running with her dog Iris, drawing, and watching movies.