I’m off this week, but we just switched from Cisco Jabber to MS Teams this year. My team wanted to go to WebEx but the execs told us no. I’m interested to see what the fallout was when I get back on Monday
We’re moving from Cisco to Vonage, and oh boy does it suck. The webpage was eating every ounce of RAM it could get its hands on. They fixed the memory leak after a week of terrible performance so it was at least usable, but it’s a straight downgrade. There was enough pushback that they stopped the rollout, but they’re planning on bringing it back after the holidays. Can’t wait.
I’m off this week, but we just switched from Cisco Jabber to MS Teams this year. My team wanted to go to WebEx but the execs told us no. I’m interested to see what the fallout was when I get back on Monday
teams was mostly up the entire time I think? All I lost was the org chart and the ability to send meetings
Yeah, the calendar bits use exchange and those were broken.
I had the main Teams window full-on lock up a few times, but it always recovered.
I suspect IT will be reviewing the incident to figure out a non-MS disaster recovery plan though.
We’re moving from Cisco to Vonage, and oh boy does it suck. The webpage was eating every ounce of RAM it could get its hands on. They fixed the memory leak after a week of terrible performance so it was at least usable, but it’s a straight downgrade. There was enough pushback that they stopped the rollout, but they’re planning on bringing it back after the holidays. Can’t wait.
Isn’t Vonage that cheap 9.99 a month VoIP plan?
If it wasn’t cheap I don’t think the bosses would be trying so hard to make it work. I work a help desk so I’m not privy to the actual cost.