Meetings
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What is Meetings?
Meetings are a fundamental technology involving the gathering of two or more people for the purpose of discussion, decision-making, or collaboration. They can take many forms, from informal chats to highly structured formal sessions, and are essential for communication, coordination, and problem-solving within groups, organizations, and societies.
What other technologies are related to Meetings?
Meetings Complementary Technologies
Teams Premium
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Teams Premium enhances Microsoft Teams meetings with advanced features like AI-powered meeting summaries, intelligent recaps, and advanced meeting protection, thus strongly complementing the base Meetings functionality.
Viva
Microsoft Viva enhances employee experience, and while it doesn't directly compete with Meetings, its features like Viva Engage for community building and Viva Learning can enhance meeting effectiveness by providing context and pre/post meeting collaboration capabilities, making it a strong complement.
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Which job functions commonly mention Meetings?
Network Engineer
8 Network Engineer jobs mention Meetings
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Architect
6 Architect jobs mention Meetings
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Customer Engineer
11 Customer Engineer jobs mention Meetings
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Marketing
12 Marketing jobs mention Meetings
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Engineer
24 Engineer jobs mention Meetings
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Which organizations are mentioning Meetings?
Zoom Video Communications
Scientific and Technical Services
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