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Google Meet
Google Meet launched in its current form in 2017 as "Hangouts Meet," an enterprise-focused successor built from Google's earlier Hangouts video chat product, before Google rebranded it simply as Google Meet in 2020 and significantly expanded free access amid surging pandemic-era demand. The platform benefits from tight integration with Google Workspace, letting users launch video meetings directly from Google Calendar invites and Gmail with minimal setup, an integration advantage particularly valuable for schools and businesses already using Google's broader productivity suite. Google made Meet's premium features temporarily free to all users during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, a move specifically aimed at competing directly against Zoom's rapidly growing user base during that critical period of remote work and remote schooling adoption. Google Meet's combination of its deep Google Workspace calendar and email integration and its pandemic-era free access expansion has made it one of the most widely adopted video conferencing tools in both education and business settings.
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Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams launched in 2017 as part of the Microsoft 365 (then Office 365) productivity suite, built to combine video conferencing, chat, and file collaboration in a single application deeply integrated with Microsoft's existing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint software. The platform saw a massive surge in adoption during the 2020 pandemic, benefiting significantly from its bundled inclusion in Microsoft 365 business subscriptions that many companies already held, giving Teams a built-in distribution advantage over standalone video conferencing competitors. Microsoft positioned Teams as a direct successor to its earlier Skype for Business enterprise product, eventually retiring Skype for Business entirely in favor of Teams, and the platform has continued expanding into broader workplace collaboration features beyond pure video calling. Microsoft Teams's combination of its deep integration with the broader Microsoft 365 productivity suite and its pandemic-era surge fueled by existing enterprise licensing has made it one of the most widely used video conferencing platforms in corporate environments.
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