Top 10 most used video conferencing systems

The top ten most widely used video conferencing systems (ranked by popularity and market share):

1. Zoom

   • Probably the most popular video conferencing software in the world, it is favored for its ease of use, stability, and rich features (such as screen sharing, recording, virtual background, etc.).

2. Microsoft Teams

   • Integrated in Microsoft 365, it is mainly used in enterprise environments and supports functions such as video conferencing, instant messaging, and file sharing, making it very suitable for cross-departmental collaboration.

3. Google Meet

   • Launched by Google, it is especially popular in education and enterprises and is compatible with Google Workspace tools such as Gmail and Google Calendar.

4. Skype

   • Once the benchmark for video calls, it is now mainly used by individual users and small businesses, providing features such as video calls, instant messaging, etc.

5. Cisco Webex

   • Launched by Cisco, it is commonly used in large enterprises and government departments and has high security and high-quality video conferencing capabilities.

6. Zoom for Education

   • Zoom is also very popular in the education field, especially in distance education and online classes, supporting large-scale teacher-student interaction.

7. Slack

   • It mainly focuses on instant messaging, but also provides video call function, which is suitable for small-scale video conferencing within the team.

8. GoToMeeting

   • A video conferencing solution for small and medium-sized enterprises that supports high-quality audio, video calls and screen sharing.

9. BlueJeans

   • Provides high-quality online video conferencing capabilities, especially suitable for enterprise-level meetings, and supports integration with other platforms.

10. Jitsi Meet

• An open source free video conferencing platform that allows users to conduct video conferences without the need for an account, making it ideal for individuals and small teams.