“Organizations are shifting ... to supporting a future of working anywhere, learning anywhere, and connecting anywhere on Zoom's video-first platform."
Videoconferencing system's widespread outage demonstrates the fragility of the remote work and learn models.
Videoconferencing company Zoom is entering the hardware business with a $599 tablet-like device for remote workers.
The work-from-home and study-from-home booms resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic drove Zoom's first-quarter sales up by 169%.
The deal is Zoom’s first acquisition in its nine-year history.
The company is launching Messenger Rooms as apps such as Zoom have seen usage take off since the coronavirus pandemic forced people to stay at home.
The company promised to freeze work on other features and focus entirely on privacy for 90 days.
The New York Attorney General wants to know what measures the video conferencing app is taking to ensure user privacy.
Many firms, for a variety of reasons, have been slower to embrace advances in technology to support a nonoffice dwelling staff — until now.
Which offering will institutional and individual investors find the most attractive?
Despite having led a struggling company's impressive turnaround, Kelly Steckelberg embraces a "great opportunity" running finance at unicorn startup Zoom.
