What features do you look for in a video meeting platform?

Shaur ul Asar
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Louis Cirignano
A smooth virtual whiteboard that allows the guests to draw over the screen sharing is a must!
Hamid Khan
Participant management and control: The platform should offer features to manage participants effectively. This includes the ability to mute/unmute participants, control access permissions, manage waiting rooms, and assign hosting privileges.
Tobe T
#IMO Collaboration features such as virtual whiteboards and annotation tools are incredibly valuable in a video meeting platform, especially for brainstorming sessions or presentations.
Shaur ul Asar
@tobe_taiwo I completely agree! Virtual whiteboards and annotation tools can truly enhance collaboration during video meetings. I'm curious to know if you have any specific virtual whiteboard or annotation tools that you find particularly effective?
Nuno Reis
Reliability is mandatory of course. But other than that, accessibility. With Teams and Zoom they make it harder for you to not download their software. I want something people can just login to and meet. I use google meet for this, it's the simplest I've used so far, and simplicity goes a long way.
Shaur ul Asar
@nuno_ms_reis It can be frustrating when platforms require software downloads or have complicated setups. I completely agree with you 🤝
Jay Phelps
My go-tos are smooth screen sharing, excellent audio/video quality, and seamless calendar integration. Platforms with a simple UI that allows the technology disappear into the background appeal to me. Let's not forget about the traditional breakout rooms for team brainstorming meetings either. I must admit that Zoom has done a terrific job, but there is always room for a contender to go forward.
Stephen Walker
Solid audio/video quality, seamless calendar integration, easy screen sharing are must-haves.
It needs to handle unstable and arbitrarily slow internet connections well. This was why we decided to shift out of Google Meet and into Zoom; which is huge considering how much of their tools we've integrated into our systems.