Another way I've conceptualized the differences between Teams and Zooms ... Teams is similar to using a conference room in your office. Could be one of those small rooms with a round table that seats 4 to 5 people. Or perhaps a slightly larger conference room. There might be a projector that you may or may not know how to work or a flip chart in the corner with no markers that work or no paper left. It's ok for an internal team meeting, but you would not use that kind of room for a large group meeting or for meeting?with clients or external partners. Zoom is similar to renting a meeting room at a hotel with proper?technology equipment?with different room size and configurations available. The production aspects alone of the 2 platforms are wildly different and hence the experience and the meeting designs are very different. Best, Laura On Tue, Feb 9, 2021 at 9:36 AM David Gouthro <david@...> wrote:
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