Zoom has hinted at ambitious plans for its video conferencing platform after acquiring employee communication tool Workvivo.
Since its inception in 2017, Workvivo has amassed a number of impressive customers including Bupa, RyanAir, and indeed Zoom, and has raised almost $40 million.
Zoom describes a very different way of working compared to just a few years ago. With the expansion and broad appeal of its services, Zoom hopes to become a one-stop-shop for all things communication, facilitating a healthier digital workplace while helping you collect more information. Involve more workers.
Zoom Acquires Workvivo “Workvivo’s employee experience platform provides robust communication and engagement combined with Zoom’s all-in-one collaboration platform, enabling organizations to unlock their full potential and evolve their corporate culture in a hybrid world.” ,” said Zoom. CFO Kelly Steckelberg.
Since the pandemic, Zoom has seen healthy growth, becoming one of the most popular video conferencing platforms for organizations and individuals. Continue to leverage workplace communications.
The company’s co-founders, “and the entire Workvivo team,” will continue to work under Zoom’s new leadership.
Going forward, Zoom confirmed that it will incorporate Workvivo functionality into its own app.
It’s unclear if the Workvivo app will be deprecated, will form part of a wider package under Zoom’s umbrella, or will be included in existing plans, and what the transition will look like for existing customers. is. tech radar pro asked both Zoom and Workvivo to confirm such plans, but neither responded immediately.
