Teams is Better than Zoom - Here's Why

Considering Zoom? Teams may be a better choice for your business, let me explain why.

Teams was designed to help you stay connected, collaborate seamlessly, and simplify work in a secure and compliant way - all in one place. It's what over 250 million people around this beautiful planet rely on every day to work together, even when they are working apart.

Here are 3 reasons why Teams outperforms Zoom

Meet And Collaborate Seamlessly As A Team From Anywhere

Microsoft teams delivers online meeting essentials plus AI enabled features to help optimize meetings, reduce fatigue, and include everyone. Native features that work together seamlessly support remote end to end collaboration, so you and your team can chat, call, share files, search, manage tasks, and co author as a team before, during, and after meetings.

Zoom can enable online meetings, but you will need additional third party tools to fully equip your teams to collaborate remotely. Managing multiple apps and interfaces can be more complex for users to navigate, disrupting workflows and diminishing productivity and can require more IT time and resources to integrate.

Make Work Easier With Integrated Apps, Bots, And Automated Workflows

Microsoft Teams delivers rich platform capabilities so you can bring the apps they most use right into Teams, minimizing disruptions, saving time, and making work easier. Low or No code tools empower your team to digitize everyday tasks and automate complex processes, so they can focus on valuable work.

Zoom lacks low code custom apps, bots, automated workflows, and data integrations, which means you have no way to streamline or optimize your work, without hiring an expensive developer to build these solutions for you.

 Protect Users And Data So You Can Work With Confidence

In Microsoft Teams, protecting your users and data is Microsoft’s key priority, built into the product. Features like data loss prevention and sensitivity labels ensure you can work confidently, and worry-free.

Zoom lacks critical security features, like preventing data loss or stopping users from opening malicious files, exposing your users and Intellectual Property to risk, while providing limited contractual commitments.

Still not convinced? Schedule a call and we’ll happily talk through our experiences with both Zoom and Microsoft Teams!