Webex Erfahrungen

unkompliziert, benutzerfreundlich , schnell

Es gibt keine Nachteile an dieser Software

WebEx ist sehr benutzerfreundlich und leicht in der Bedienung.

Profilbilder könnten größer angezeigt werden.

Gute bedienbarkeit angenehmes Arbeiten komfortabel genug und auch noch einfach genug für ältere Kollegen

Nicht wirklich viel zu sagen dazu könnte etwas moderner Rübe kommen

Bildschirm teilen Funktion, Gif Funktion im Chat, Webinare

Verbessert werden kann die individuelle Gestaltung,

Sehr hilfreich für die Fern Meetings und besonders enthält es viele tolle Funktionen

Das Aufzeichnung von die Sitzungen habe ich nicht probiert

Gut in Outlook zu integrieren und Meetings sind einfach anzusetzen.

Einwahl manchmal zu kompliziert und Monitor-Sharing zu umständlich.

Einfach und intuitiv zu bedienen, gute Qualität insgesamt

Ich habe nichts zu bemängeln, ist wahrscheinlich etwas teurer als andere (Fremium)

It is very easy to use. It allows a large capacity of participants and allows sessions to be recorded.
Something that makes it a very good option is that it allows you to enter the sections even by dialing a number without the need for software (although it would only be audio).
The integration that it has with other Christ solutions and that allows adding a great variety of video conferencing devices makes it a very flexible application.

Price may be one of its downsides. Comparing it to others like Zoom, the price may go up a bit. However, for a medium to large company, buying by volume can compensate for this situation.

Remote meetings and webinars require high-quality video and audio. Webex delivers.Webex makes collaboration and presentation easier by sharing displays.

Webex has minimal customisation choices, making it unsuitable for branding meetings and webinars.Recording and storing meetings and webinars on Webex is limited.Webex's stringent system requirements may limit its accessibility.

WebEx was the default leader in virtual meetings. Subsequent to its acquisition by Cisco, things got markedly better. The tool had broad integration with scheduling tools like Outlook, and the (relatively) recent addition of the ability to attend a meeting using only a browser is an added bonus for people who lack administrative rights on their PCs.

With stiff competition from Microsoft's Skype for Business, the venerable GoToMeeting, and newer arrivals like Slack and Zoom, WebEx is now a choice amongst many. When WebEx works, it does so decently at best. It suffers from bandwidth issues, even with only two participants in the same building. Furthermore, if a large enterprise buys an account, they are given "dedicated" support. When the client recently kept crashing every time I joined a meeting, I called the WebEx support number. After a half hour, I was told I needed to be transferred to our company's dedicated support team, who (after an hour of not being able to fix my problem) said I needed to be transferred to Cisco. Their agents wanted me to roll back device drivers (that hadn't been updated in over three months) and even suggested I may need to reinstall my operating system! I told them I had no issues with any of the other tools I use daily (Hangouts, Slack, Zoom, Skype for Business) and that I could attend a WebEx meeting if I used a browser. The agents only knew how to read from a script, and still haven't solved my problem.

Webex is a powerful and reliable video conferencing tool that offers a wide range of features to make remote collaboration and communication easy and efficient. One of the key advantages of using Webex is the high-quality video and audio, which ensures that all participants can hear and see each other clearly, even in large group meetings. Additionally, Webex offers a variety of features such as screen sharing, recording, chat, whiteboarding, and virtual backgrounds that make it easy to collaborate and communicate effectively with others.The ease of use of Webex is another major advantage, with a simple and intuitive interface that is easy to navigate, even for users with limited technical expertise. Additionally, Webex takes security seriously and offers various security measures such as end-to-end encryption, password protection, and data privacy features.Webex can also be integrated with other tools such as Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Google Workspace, making it easy to work seamlessly across different platforms. Another advantage of Webex is its scalability, which means that it can be used by teams of any size, from small businesses to large corporations.

Limited Free Plan: The free version of Webex has some limitations, including a maximum meeting duration of 50 minutes.Heavy Resource Usage: Webex can use a lot of system resources, which may cause slower performance or freezing on older computers.Limited Customization: The customization options in Webex are limited, which may be a concern for businesses that want to brand their meetings.

Their application is really very light and fast in loading on any device ranging from mobile devices to computer device. We are using it for daily meeting and conferencing and attending webinars that are created on Webex and this is our first choice. Notifications and integrations are also easy with other software too.

Sometimes it leads us to lot of loading time due to traffic and sometime we need restart the application. Overall little bit improvement are required in application.

Some of the important things which are good about Webex are- 1. Multiple screen sharing options2. Flexible meeting scheduling options3. Integration with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace4. Cloud-based meeting recordings5. Virtual background and video filters options6. Easy meeting transcriptions and note-taking7. Ability to mute and unmute participants8. Whiteboarding and annotation tools9. Guest and presenter access options10. Easy scheduling of recurring meetings

Screen sharing can be slow and laggy. No built-in recording feature for free users and also limited integration with other tools and platforms. Audio quality can be poor at times, a very stable and high speed internet connection is required.

Webex's intuitive interface, screen sharing, and virtual whiteboard make it easy to collaborate with remote teams and/or clients.

Webex can be resource-intensive and may slow down older devices, making it challenging to use on some computers or mobile devices.

Almost all of the health systems have adopted it

The mobile features not the most reliable

Basic functionalities like virtual backgrounds, meeting invite management, screen sharing etc. all work well. UI is easy to navigate and pick up. Comms quality (voice and video) are both good with no significant latency or quality issues like static.

Not as integrated with OSes vs other video conferencing software (e.g. Teams and Zoom are linked with Outlook calendar) - plus not as many people use this.

I have been using it for years now, and I can tell that its very convenient to use, it is user friendly as well. Also the real time screen sharing without any glitches makes is best software to use.

Nothing as such, almost every feature is useful on the platform.

I have several favorites when it comes to Webex. I really like how you can schedule unique future meetings with recurring sessions and how you can also schedule ad-hoc meetings using your Personal Room. The use of the personal room is one of my favorites because you have your unique link that you can start whenever, or you can choose to not use your personal room and schedule meetings ahead.
I also like the new virtual background and blur features that were just released.

Sometimes it uses up a lot of bandwidth... that's to be expected. However, it can cause overload when you are sharing webcam and perhaps doing a demo on a product. Of course that is relative to your OS, but it's one of the things that I notice specifically when I use Webex.

The software is relatively easy to use and set up from both an administrator and user perspective. We have been using this software for around two years, and we have had success with 1-1 Meetings, group meetings, company-wide town hall meetings, and large workshops or other events involving people from both inside and outside of our organization. The integration with GSuite email and calendaring works great, and the ability to have personal rooms along with persistent rooms for invited guests has been a big feature for us, especially with everyone working from home. Finally, the integration with the RoomKit devices in our conference rooms has worked really well with bridging together on-premise and remote workers during meetings and other collaboration sessions.

While there is a stand-alone application which can run all the time on your computer, I feel there is a fair amount of confusion as to if it should be used or to always simply rely on the web client for everything. Product features seem to lag significantly behind other solutions such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and I have found that WebEx is slower in connecting to meetings, and has lower video quality, than Zoom.

No too many logins needed just a meeting link, one click, and boom! you join the meeting
The application provides a very clear audio and video quality.
The number of people it can accommodate in meetings awesome.
The meeting still goes on even if the host disconnects or has internet connectivity problems.
The android phone application is very stable and anyone with a good phone can use it.
A good tool for conducting interviews online as it provides additional functionalities like a lobby and also meeting locking.

The pricing is slightly higher for individuals with a low budget. They should look into that
It also needs a very stable internet bandwidth.
I did not like the idea of using voice over the internet while using mobile phones. It also proved a difficulty for people who have no complete understanding of users to use the app on a mobile phone.

Its user role administration is simple to use, and its functions are not complicated, but rather straightforward. When preparing a presentation, I really appreciate the annotate feature. Additionally, the program offers real-time translation as well as subtitling capabilities. I appreciate that the program is simple to set up and that it is simple to communicate with colleagues all around the world.

When used on mobile devices, it does not function correctly. When I have computer troubles (not software problems), I attempt to utilize Webex on my cell phone, but it doesn't work very well. Unfortunately, I am unable to function correctly.

I've been using Webex for over a decade. Being a Cisco product gives me the guarantees of being robust, secure and continuously updated. In the last year, many new Artificial Intelligence functions and other interesting features (p.e. simultaneous translation) have been integrated. In addition, it complements very well with the rest of the Cisco portfolio for videoconferencing, voice, contact center, etc.

Little to complain about Webex. Perhaps that is more expensive than other similar options. But it is a product oriented to professional use that is worth what it costs. Security is very important, and that pays for.

- easy to use : no need to install client S/W for meeting, only can invite an attendee by 2 steps
- good quality of vioce : can hear good quality of voice and latency is under 0.2 sec
- network connectivity is always stable : I didn't experience for lost signal while meeting
- video screen adjustment : can increase or decrease video screen size and put wherever you want
- great collaboration S/W : I think that Webex Teams is better than Microsoft Teams.

- Language support : AI function can't use in Korean.
- hard to use in Webex Event : UI/UX in Webex Event is very complicated
- expensive : compare other S/W, I think that Cisco Webex is most expensive in this area.

It is relatively easy for me to set this software up for my users. Most of the time, we are the ones on the guest side of the session. We typically talk to other companies who are selling software and they use Webex to demo products. As far as getting into the session and getting set up it is easy as long as there is someone with admin privileges present. The video quality is okay, and the point usually gets across. It is nice that the host can share their computer screen for demos or presentations and it is nice that Webex does not require any user account creation to join a meeting. Also the ability to dial in to a conference call is wonderful if one side or the other is having sound or microphone problems.

It is impossible to set up Webex meetings on our domain without an administrator or technician being present. Webex requires a small program to be installed and this causes problems for end-users. They usually try to set it up themselves and mess something up or get stuck at the admin credentials screen. This is required every time someone schedules a Webex meeting. It has become such an issue that we ask users to let tech support know when the meeting is scheduled so we can make sure to be there.

The Web Application is good as it will give notification to join meetings directly.It has helpful features like Share Screen, Chatting, You can get a grid or detailed view if its Face to Face Meeting.

It is too hard to share screen and toggle if you are using multiple screens. You need to make sure evrytime you are sharing right screen.