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Cisco Webex
Webex was founded in 1995 as a web conferencing startup before being acquired by networking giant Cisco Systems in 2007 for approximately $3.2 billion, becoming Cisco's flagship enterprise video and web conferencing product under the Webex brand. The platform built a long-standing reputation specifically within large enterprise and corporate IT environments, often integrated closely with Cisco's broader networking and telephony hardware infrastructure that many large companies already relied on for internal communications. Webex faced significant competitive pressure during the 2020 pandemic video conferencing boom, losing meaningful market share to newer, more consumer-friendly competitors like Zoom, prompting Cisco to invest heavily in redesigning and modernizing the Webex platform and interface in subsequent years. Cisco Webex's combination of its status as one of the earliest web conferencing platforms ever created and its deep integration within Cisco's broader enterprise networking ecosystem has made it one of the most historically significant video conferencing tools in corporate technology.
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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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