BlueJeans Reviews

It is so easy for our non-technical users to join! I deployed the client software via PDQdeploy package and had two departments up and running in a matter of minutes. It also integrates with our internal Skype server to give us both inside and outside presence.

We use it as a service of Lambdarail, so our non-permanent accounts have to get renewed every two weeks. Luckily this is only a handful of users. We have since setup 'permanent' groups for different department so they can use it for team meetings, etc.

It's really easy to use--that makes it worth considering no matter what! We have a plethora of non-technical folks, and between our deployment model and the easiness of the software, it's been a pretty smooth rollout.

We have four campuses--so travelling between them is expensive for certain departments. This allows regular staff meetings "face-to-face' with screen=sharing, really nice video and audio across multiple platforms (including android).

Tenemos integrado BlueJeans con nuestro sistema de telepresencia CISCO y el resultado es muy bueno. Hemos bajado nuestros costos de movilización de personal e interactuamos con nuestros socios de negocios alrededor del mundo sin retrasos ni pérdidas de video y a un costo anual muy bueno. Otra buena ventaja de usar BlueJeans es que permite lanzar nuestro plan de capacitación interno y grabar las sesiones para uso del Departamento de Talento Humano en sus procesos de inducción del nuevo personal.

Nuestros ejecutivos además usan la App Movil que les facilita mucho las comunicaciones cuando se encuentran fuera de la oficina o del país.

No existe un cliente nativo para distribuciones linux basadas en Debian. De todas maneras puedo gestionar las salas y sesiones desde el navegador sin problema.

Es la mejor opción para integración con otras plataformas de telepresencia y telefonia. Nos ayudó a reducir costos de manera significativa.

Blue Jeans redujo de manera significativa nuestros Gastos en movilizacion, además puedo contar siempre con la plataforma logrando Inmediates en las comunicaciones con clientes y socios de negocios en todo momento y desde cualquier lugar.

Es una aplicación fácil de integrar y fue la unica que trabajó de manera inmediata con mi sistema de telepresencia CISCO además la interación para receotar llamadas mediante SIP y unirlas a la sala fue muy simple e intuitiva.

Administrar la plataforma desde cualquier parte y para cualquier tipo de plataforma (PC, Mac. Linux y Dispositivos Moviles) es algo que tambien debo resaltar

Me habilito muchas más funciones que las aplicaciones nativas de telepresencia de Cisco y a un valor mucho más bajo con un solo pago mensual.

I like the start-up times for the Mobile App (iOS) and Web clients. Loads very fast compared to other meeting apps I use. Pretty light-weight and can share screens with no issues. Can even magnify shared content on Mobile apps so you don't have to struggle with reading small text.

Nothing to really dislike. It might be a bonus to have ability to allow sharing control of desktops as well. But not entirely necessary.

If you'd like a seamless Meeting client that's simple, light-weight, and reliable, then definitely BlueJeans is the way to go.

You can even record meetings and get the recording later on -> Great for training videos and sharing offline to users at a later time.

Only capability lacking is the being able to control another user's computer -> Not an ability that is required by everybody

Most of my meetings happen on Bluejeans as it's widely adopted within my company and our clients prefer it to their tools as well.

What I like best about Blue Jeans is how simple and straight forward it is.

Blue Jeans is by far the the most intuitively well laid out web conferencing software I have ever used and supported, best of all it is easy for non-technical end users.

There is very little to not like about Blue Jeans, if anything. The only feature that I would change would be the Recording feature, its requirment that the end user have an active Blue Jeans makes Recordings less than useful. It would be more useful if Recording in Blue Jeans operated like shared files on OneDrive/DropBox where files can be shared via link with end users without the need for an account to be created.

Remove the Moderator unless absolutely required as this will allow your attendees to converse prior to the start of the meeting. What is also useful is to set your Meeting ID to commonly used numbers, such as the end users desk phone number.

Good communication, not only across departments but also across agencies statewide, has changed the way agencies in our state operate and Blue Jeans is at the center of that improved communication. Between web conferences and simple phone bridges people are now able to collaborate in real-time across the board.

I like bluejeans because it is easy to use. Multi platform and stable. We were checking and testing other solutions but Bluejeans was the perfect one which meets our requirements.

A standard user can set up his own meetings following a few steps. User manuals are very easy to follow. Easy to administrate, and its maintenance is also easy.

Sometimes Bluejeans app freeze, but they are so fast updating and providing the user some new features. (in case you have issues with the app, you can start the meeting from a browser, with the same features, that's very interesting from the user's point of view)

The testing program is very useful. You can check if bluejeans meets your requirements for a month for free, and after that, you can purchase the right bundle from them.

we are solving compatibility issues related to different devices in the market. We can use it with room systems, mobile phones, tablet and computers. Sharing content is easy too.

I like that BlueJeans allows us to share content, with the option to allow other users to share content. The fact that video is opt-in is good. Display names are not limited to user names, but you can type how you want to be seen. Depending on the infrastructure and the nature of the meeting, users can decide which audio to use - phone or computer. This is a great option as in corporate settings, users would not be able to use the computer audio with the speakers running loud.

I don't recall there being an option to "raise your hand" or something like that where you can tell the moderator that you have a question. In our organization, we have not enabled the recording option. If recording was an option, the download option should be limited to a few users only.

Make sure you understand how to use the different options - opt in/opt out of videos, when to use computer audio and when to use phone audio etc.

Connectivity with people from multiple locations. We have people working out of multiple locations. Team meetings are much better now that we can talk to one another as well as see each other which gives us a face to face meeting experience

It just works. Of the many endpoints and devices we rush to connect at times, BlueJeans has never failed me. Here at the university, there are many vide conferences each day with all different devices. With the use of BlueJeans, we have been able to include more endpoints and facilitate last minute request to join.

Only option I would like to see is the ability to dial out to the Polycom endpoints

Dial out to Polycom endpoints

We had been, up to now, a Polycom house. The push was to move to Skype for Business, but now one was factoring in the endpoints we needed to talk to outside the organization. Students and staff were using different means of communications. Not to mention, S4B was not connecting to Polycom endpoints without costly upgrades. BlueJeans pulled this all together without a large investment in soon to be outdated equipment.

For a not-so-tech-savvy professional like me, BlueJeans is an excellent solution to no-fuss videoconferencing. It cuts through clutter in online decision making through features that are easy to find and use.

There is nothing much about BlueJeans that I dislike, because it is so easy to use that I don't need a tutorial for it, but there is one feature I would like to see in this tool: a presentation whiteboard where I can interact with the people I meet online. It would be great to have this feature handy every time I need to communicate an idea spontaneously!

BlueJeans is highly recommended especially for people who are not tech-savvy. It is easy to use during meetings.

In my line of work, I was able to address these challenges at work: time and location. At its best, BlueJeans has:

(1) made it possible for me to teach and train people in any location at any given time

(2) opened doors for me to reach out to other colleagues in other countries and forge close ties with them through regular remote meetings

(3) increased the possibility of accomplishing the mission and goals of our organization through convenient and state-of-the-art technology.

I use BlueJeans every day in the office. It is very easy to have calls with multiple people, and record calls for team members who are unable to attend. The video and audio quality are great.

I don't like that I can't schedule a BlueJeans meeting with all of the information (link, call-in number, etc.) from my Outlook and that I have to send it directly from BlueJeans.com. I use Outlook to see people's schedules and it would be nice to just schedule the BlueJeans meeting from there. Scheduling it in BlueJeans I cannot see others calendars and availability. I also do not like that there is no "quick call" feature. If I want to have an unscheduled meeting with someone, I have to provide them the link and wait for them to get signed in. It would be nice to have a feature where I could call someone directly via BlueJeans.

I use BlueJeans for meeting with remote team members. It makes it extremely easy to engage and maintain relationship with team members all over the country, as opposed to just a conference call where there is no video. BlueJeans provides a personal touch that helps make my team stronger.

The ability to effortlessly share screens, SEE the people I am working with remotely, and record or share sessions if I need to for further reference.

It doesn't seem to have the ability to have multiple meeting organizers (co-organizers?) as I have had the instance where our admin secretary made the BlueJeans meeting but I needed to start the meeting without the secretary as meeting organizer.

BlueJeans is SOOOO easy to use and once you use it you won't want or need to go back to any other teleconferencing systems.

I have been on many search committees throughout my career and I've always found that the telephone interview process to be awkward and oftentimes unrewarding or misleading. With BlueJeans it has revolutionized how we do our search committees now. Scheduling is a breeze! People on the other end only need a computer with a mic and webcam OR they can just simply use their tablet or smartphone. The virtual interview is SO much less awkward than a telephone interview as you can see the people you are talking to and easily pick up on important visual communication skills.

This is our go-to platform for remote conferences. We use it not only for formal meetings in our teleconferencing roows (with the multiple screens and wired-in mics) but also for our daily stand-ups and any time we need meetings between our offices, which is multiple times a day. Unlike other products we tried this one actually works.

Now and again one party will have a local problem, but it is usually solved by re-starting that one device. Like any remote discussion, there are sometimes people talking over each other. Nonetheless, BlueJeans has fewer and less severe problems of any product we tried.

Just take a bunch of problems out of your way.

Daily agile stand-ups, code reviews, group meetings, all-hands meetings, cross-functional meetings, vendor meetings. It has just become part of the way we work.

My agency uses BlueJeans but it isn't the greatest. It has all the same bells and whistles of other programs like Google Hangouts and GoToMeeting. You can share your screen and control the audio, which is fine.

We have a lot of issues staying connected on BlueJeans. There tends to be lag time when using the software which means they require a lot of data to use. Most video conferencing programs do, which is why we continue to use it.

BlueJeans should add more features like GoToMeeting has, like the ability to do polls. I believe BlueJeans has the ability to share docs in real-time with users and the ability to record, but I don't think those capabilities are as easy to access as other programs.

We use this program to have cross-office meetings with our teams located around the country. We have also used this program to connect with clients across the country.

What I like best about bluejeans is the Polycom camera systems that we use video conferences all around the world. Our agents can use their mobile device, PC, or Polycom room system to schedule meetings and utilizing the relay service, it updates the room system with a calendar invite where they can join the meeting with a click of a button.

The Administration services are the only thing I could dislike. You as the Admin do not have as much control as you would end up liking. Some things have the be resolved with a customer service call that in most systems, you could do your self.

I highly recommend you compare this with Zoom and Chime. I guarantee that you will wind up with BlueJeans, especially if you utilize Polycom conference room equipment.

We utilize Bluejeans as a means of communication to our users all over the country on a more personal level. We hold many training sessions and seminars to which be able to send out a calendar invite that works with our Office 365 and having users join with a simply click is fantastic.

What I like best about bluejeans is the Polycom camera systems that we use video conferences all around the world. Our agents can use their mobile device, PC, or Polycom room system to schedule meetings and utilizing the relay service, it updates the room system with a calendar invite where they can join the meeting with a click of a button.

The Administration services are the only thing I could dislike. You as the Admin do not have as much control as you would end up liking. Some things have the be resolved with a customer service call that in most systems, you could do your self.

I highly recommend you compare this with Zoom and Chime. I guarantee that you will wind up with BlueJeans, especially if you utilize Polycom conference room equipment.

We utilize Bluejeans as a means of communication to our users all over the country on a more personal level. We hold many training sessions and seminars to which be able to send out a calendar invite that works with our Office 365 and having users join with a simply click is fantastic.

The ability to integrate into our Polycom Group Series cameras via the relay service. Our users can schedule meetings from their Office 365 email account and Blue Jeans reserves the room, updates the Polycom Room System with a direct join button, and invites all the guests. It's near perfect.

I think the account administration could be a bit better. If a user already has a blue jeans account, adding the existing account to our corporate license can be a pain and usually involves a customer service call.

I highly recommend you compare this with Zoom and Chime. I guarantee that you will wind up with BlueJeans, especially if you utilize Polycom conference room equipment.

We have greatly reduced our travel spending by providing our users/employees with a utility that is not only easy to use, but it is an absolute joy to use. They love it. We get positive feedback all of the time. I love it.

Never lags, easy to set up, and extremely clear picture. Sound quality is great. The graphics are easy on the eyes. Unlike WebEx, it doesn't seem to suffer from the usual delays in connections that are all too common.

International clients have a really hard time connecting sometimes. They tend to have problems with connectivity and audio quality.Like any video chat system, things get tricky if more than one person is talking at once - you won't hear both people if that happens.

It's a reliable and robust video conferencing solution that works when others don't. It's super easy to use, requires little configuration and just, well, works!

Blue Jeans is much more stable and allows for screen sharing, chat, and audio/video control. It's intuitive and easy to use. You can schedule regular meetings and sent out reminders straight from the software, too.

It is simple to use and with no need to download the app is a big plus for folks that have not used it and do not have to get into the meeting quickly. The different view options are also a big plus when you have a large group in a meeting.

I have no dislikes about the current version that I am using.

I highly recommend BlueJeans inside and outside of my company. Would like to see us deploy to more employees.

I use this to help employees with login and password issues with our LMS and teaching employees on how to use reporting and other features of our LMS. Getting access to see their screen is a big help for me in troubleshooting issues for them.

The system is easy to use and has good integrations with LifeSize hardware to facilitate large meetings in conference rooms. It is somewhat feature light, but in a good way that makes it easier to use than some alternatives. For collaborative meetings where it is important to have screen sharing and video, its really useful

We have had issues in the past with the service, where the meeting is unavailable or has been cancelled by the system. There are some technical deficiencies. Also, because it is not mainstream, we have a lot of issues getting people outside of our organization onto meetings.

Download the app! Make sure your meetings are set to moderatorless from your settings!

Collaboration with teammates across the world. We are able to facilitate large, global knowledge sharing and feedback-gathering meetings.

Customer service & support, user-friendly GUI, hosts A LOT of users.

stream quality capped at 720p, we stream monthly an All Staff broadcast event and if we could stream it in 1080p it would look so much better. Also, if videos would function in a power point that would be awesome. It is hard for a lot of our users to upload a video to Blue Jeans on the fly.

It is worth it, Blue Jeans is consistently improving their quality and always there to support their product and assist the customer.

no limitations to meetings and where the users are located. A big benefit is when an organization needs to organize a lats-minute meeting with several remote users, blue jeans can handle that quick and easy.

The best feature IMHO is on the mobile application when switching network connectivity type (ie. Wi-Fi to Cellular), the meeting doesn't disconnect, but instead just automatically reconnects with the new connection type.

The desktop application doesn't allow you to focus view on a particular person, only allowed to focus view the current person talking/showing webcam.

Technical support is superb and the mobile application has everything needed to keep you in meetings while on the go.

BlueJeans is solving the "iIdon't have time for that" issue when stuck in meetings all day. BlueJeans allows you to bring your meeting with you on the go via a mobile application. The application is intuitive and works on all types of mobile devices. BlueJeans compared to it's competitors, has a better quality audio/video feed.

The #1 thing that I like about BlueJeans is how reliable it is. I have used many different tools: Zoom, Google hangouts, GoToMeeting, Join.me and they were never 100% reliable. BlueJeans has worked super well and I rarely run into issues.

I don't like how it says Welcome to BlueJeans at the beginning of every meeting. The only other issue I have encountered is that sometimes the screen share will lag. This can become very frustrating and I often will have to restart my computer to fix this. Mainly annoying if I'm in a meeting with customers and they have to wait while I do this.

Ability to easily communicate with customers and internally. Easy to share screens, easy to use whiteboard app.

The number of people that can join in the events. We need to accommodate at least 5000 people and Blue Jeans can fulfill that. It is also easy to moderate from my desk or at the actual meeting.

Video Quality. We can never seem to get the full video quality in our broadcasts. It has become frustrating that our broadcasts are only getting somewhere between 360P and 480p video quality.

This is a great product that will fill your small local meeting needs or your larger event broadcasts. The amount of people it can reach is amazing.

Town Hall broadcasts to the entire company, many of which are remote. We average around 4000 individual users. Its amazing that we can broadcast easily to that many people.

I like that its is easy to implement and manage. The user training aspect is also very low with bluejeans. People seem to be able to figure it out. The BlueJeans Huddle Room works great as well.

I have not found anything yet that I do not like about BlueJeans. I wish that the ability to Admin calls was included in the price. I recently had an issue where i needed to Mute/Drop a bad audio caller and leared it comes at an added cost.

Its Easy, Fast, and works like a charm.

We solve the problem of being stretched across the world as well as telecommuting employees are able to have face to face meetings several times a week.

What I like best about the BlueJeans Video system is the amount of choices participants can choose from to join a meeting. Whether your at your desk, in a conference room, or on the go, you can join a BlueJeans meeting from just about anywhere!

This is a difficult question for me. I like so many things about BlueJeans Video. The only thing I would want to have added would be to add capabilities like whiteboards and polls to the meeting experience.

If your organization is looking to improve meeting effectiveness, check out BlueJeans!

We are trying to push the value of face to face conversations to have more effective meetings. Having a video in a meeting will result in shorter meetings and less needs for follow up meetings.

We also are trying to reduce our carbon footprint with having meetings that may have otherwise been setup to meet at different locations that would cost money based on time and travel expenses.

So easy to connect and the signal is strong, easy to use

share screen from a laptop can be difficult at times

It is extremely easy to use, the set up per user is quick and painless.

Once connected it is easy to set up meetings, we can easily share screen. People who do not also have the software integrated with their business can install extensions and we have been able to easily do share screens with clients and video calls.

When walking into a meeting the additional docking station seamlessly record meetings and with a click of a button i can access the meeting and immediately begin sharing my screen or having a video conference call.

Time efficiencies.

Becoming more personable between offices

I greatly value the importance of Bluejeans visual center,from where I get to view my meetings and analyze,manage meeting schedules in real time.I successfully got Bluejeans to work with my Google Calender, letting me know when conference rooms are filled-up or available for meetings.It is pretty intuitive,and this has been an huge benefit especially for non-technical users in my organization,eliminating the need to specially train them to use Bluejeans.

I am able to share my pc screen with everyone in my team wirelessly,without a need for connecting cables or dongles and constituting a nuisance in the process.Bluejeans also ensures we are covered anytime we encounter difficulties using Bluescreen,all thanks to its world-wide team of meeting experts.

I don't understand why Bluejeans mandates all parties in a meeting to have an active Bluejeans account before I am able to record the meetings.This doesn't make any sense for me.

We use Bluejeans to stream live meetings from our office to every concerned shareholder who isn't physically present in the meeting.We have sometimes integrated this solution with our Workplace,that way our meetings can be followed by anyone in my organization via Workplace.

We are able to calculate Return on investment and measure amount of effect which Bluejeans has had on our business in terms of less travel and reduced carbon footprint,via Bluejeans Command Centre.

I love how clear the sound is through BlueJeans. I've used other video conferencing services like Zoom in the past and they are not nearly as clear on the sound.

The only real complaint I have about BlueJeans is that you have to dial so many numbers to get into a meeting. I know it's something that we probably can't change right now, so I don't expect anything different, but that would be my only "thumbs down".

I would say go for it - it's better than most of the other video conferencing services out there!

We video conference with colleagues and vendors all over the United States, so BlueJeans definitely helps connect us in a meaningful way. Most of the time, it feels like the people we're talking to are right there in the conference room with us! Since half of our team is in SF and the other half is in Cincinnati, it's critical that we have systems in place that connect us and BlueJeans does just that in a very seamless way.

The desktop app and browser plugins make having an always-available meeting option for remote team members easy - and thus more likely to actually happen.

This is going to sound silly, but the fact that you can't respectably abbreviate BlueJeans is annoying more often than one might think. And creates some unnecessarily embarrassing moments for cross-cultural and cross-generational interactions in the workplace.

Every web meeting solution will have challenges. At the end of the day, a user's local computer, browser and internet connection have so much more bearing on meeting quality than the solution provider such as BlueJeans. Having extensively used both GoToMeeting and Webex at previous organizations, I have significantly smoother meetings on a more regular basis when using BlueJeans than with any of those. I also find it far simpler for non-users to join meetings with BlueJeans.

Connecting and collaborating with teammates at a global company. The benefits, due to typical ease of connection and technical options (apps, browser/Gcal plugins, room apps), are most evident in the way in which consistently using BlueJeans has become the default for meetings throughout the company. With many teammates who have never worked remotely before, seeing the use of this option become a habit is encouraging and goes a long way to strengthening relationships.

I like how you can add the multiple participants to the conference and how you can have anyone share their screen. It's also easy enough to copy a link and paste it into the email that you are sending out to participants. I enjoy that I can mute all video and microphones if needed.

I dislike how there aren't any presentation tools like an arrow that the presenter can use to show the participant around the site that they are viewing. I could also not be utilizing the entire application to gain more experience and knowledge on it. I noticed that when I go to add emails, it doesn't connect with my Outlook. Having an Outlook feature in could be beneficial for many Microsoft users that don't memorize all clients' emails. There might be

I am able to allow my clients to see my screen as well as me being able to see their screen when troubleshooting problems that occur. I am able to see the BuleJeans appointments that I have made in the app, which is handy. I also like how I can add BlueJeans directly into my outlook emails.

BlueJeans is extremely easy to use and is complemented by its feature set including an Outlook add-in and ability to record meetings. The recent addition of Dolby Digital audio has noticeably increased the audio quality of meetings. Customer service is phenomenal. Whether troubleshooting or testing a new BlueJeans feature, their support is extremely responsive and knowledgeable.

Resolution is currently capped at 720p. We would like to see up to 1080p supported.

If you are considering BJN for huddle or conference rooms, try Zoom as well. Both are comparable and on similar paths, but have slightly different feels to their interfaces.

We're saving on travel time and enabling our international clients to meet with their portfolio managers with ease.

I like the fact that I can either dial in on my phone, or use bluejeans on my computer to do a video call.

I frequently have issues with my bluejeans call being completely dropped. I also have issues with echo. Sometimes I have to cancel my calls completely and reschedule because of bluejeans issues.

This is a very buggy platform. It frequently has issues with connectivity. A lot of times I have to switch to a regular phone call and try to patch in different users. That, or use hangouts because many companies already use gmail.

I am part of a team that works between New York and LA. Bluejeans is beneficial because we can communicate easily from coast to coast.

We absolutely love BlueJeans and it has been a game changer for us in terms of collaboration. We use BlueJeans daily for collaboration between our multiple college campuses, as well as bringing in outside job candidates for remote interviews. The previous product we used was not very user friendly and constantly had connection issues. Users were always having difficulty connecting. Now with BlueJeans, those problems are gone. Users anywhere can connect into a meeting from their phone, tablet, desktop... anywhere in the world. It's a fantastic product.

I haven't had any negative experiences with the product yet. The product has been very reliable for us and I love the ability to log in and see analytics from each meeting. This tells us how much the product is used and verifies how useful the product is to our College community.

Sign up for a trial and try the product for yourself. Think about how the product can save you time, money and frustration.

We were able to replace a $50,000 video conference bridge with this service at a fraction of the cost. Highly recommended. It allows us to collaborate both inside and outside our organization with ease.

My support team and I particularly appreciate the user simplicity. It allows us to deploy a wide spread videoconferencing system with minimal support to the end users. End users appreciate the simplicity, functionalities, and clean UI.

We have issues with the compatibility of BlueJeans in a XenApp environment, which makes it harder to use to the end users. They are incapable of simply clicking on the "join meeting" button when receiving a meeting invite, which makes joining harder than it could be. BlueJeans is also not well designed for quick video calls. I have to setup a meeting; I can't just chat with someone and say, hey! I'd like to see your face! Let's click on this button and see each other!

My organization has 25+ office buildings distributed across a whole province. BlueJeans allows us to see each other much more frequently, work on files in a collaborative meeting much easier, and generally helps in maintaining a cohesive organization.

Ease of use. Just enter meeting code & go. Also I love that you can use a variety of devices to connect seamlessly. My favorite story about BlueJeans: I had a video conference scheduled with a colleague in the UK but I missed my train. I was able to log in to the session on my cell phone as I rode the next train and still participate in the meeting. When I arrived in my office, I just logged into the meeting from my desktop and hung up the phone. Never missed a slide

Aesthetically, the Chat & Settings windows pop=up and overlap the main menu window when they are selected. this gets annoying when you are attempting to a have a back-channel conversation with a participant, while paying attention to the content in the video conference.

If you have need of a versatile videoconferencing software, use Bluejeans. Period.

We work with educators around the world Globally and across the campus in 5 buildings locally. Blue jeans helps facilitate shared learning spaces and insure an active connected learning community

BlueJeans is incredibly easy to use! It's easy to set-up or join a meeting and I love that you can set up a conference that offers both video- or just call-in capability. This versatility makes it easy to meet all meeting attendees' needs while still allowing the most interactive interface.

If the moderator leaves a meeting, the meeting closes with no option to keep it open. Unfortunately, it seems the moderator role is automatically assigned to whoever joins the meeting first (which is handy because it doesn't leave early joiners waiting on someone else) but this makes it tricky if the early joiner also leaves early because it kicks everyone else off.

This really is such an easy tool that allows easy collaboration no matter the affiliation or tech capabilities of other collaborators. They don't have to be members of BlueJeans, they can join from a phone or computer, and they just have to click through the meeting's link! No set-up needed.

We use BlueJeans to collaborate between 3 institutions seamlessly. I also have used BlueJeans as a MUCH more convenient and intuitive alternative to Skype. It doesn't require anyone to have an additional account as long as the person setting up the call is registered with BlueJeans and my institution has a partnership with BlueJeans so I also didn't even have to setup an account. Super easy to set up a call straight from my normal work email!

BlueJeans has so many features that I use on a daily basis. Most importantly, BlueJeans allows for: video/audio conferences (with multiple ways to join); integration into Google Chrome, Google Calendar, Slack, and more; the ability to record meetings; and the ability to create a personalized link. It's easy to use and is my favorite e-conferencing tool so far.

I had to think really hard to come up with something I dislike... Sometimes it can be tricky to "disconnect" BlueJeans from a Google Calendar event. Specifically, I have a repeating meeting on my Google Calendar that is connected to a BlueJeans meeting. One week, I canceled this meeting (and deleted it from my calendar) to have a different meeting in its place. Unfortunately, BlueJeans still displayed the name of the original meeting... a little awkward for my guest.

BlueJeans is a lot more personal than a call. I work with many clients in many different locations and often want to "show" them something on my screen, but can't do so with a normal phone call. With BlueJeans, I'm able to display my screen and get that personal touch of seeing the person I'm meeting with.

It is so easy to connect to and easy to follow, very self explanatory. user friendly, as an administrator it easy to follow set-up instructions. I like how you can copy your URL and paste it in an email to send out. You don't have to be very tech savvy to follow the steps to get BlueJeans to work. The anytime and anywhere feature is nice.

Not being able to trim recordings, sometimes the BlueJeans rooms has an echo in it. Not enough space in the account for some of our teachers (ones that teach foreign languages) to upload their teaching documents.

Test your connections, watch the tutorial on how to use it. So easy to follow.

When the weather is bad or a student/ teacher can't make it to campus, BlueJeans has been a time saver for everyone involved. So no one has to miss class.

Screen sharing is key to me. There's generally always some sort of content or visualization that I need to present in every meeting, so being able to share screens, while still seeing the meeting attendees faces, is the most valuable feature of BlueJeans to me.

Nothing really; although, it would be cool to be able to "white board" over Blue Jeans. However, I realize that requires the end user to have a touch screen computer, so even with the right technology, I know it won't be a feature everyone can use at this point.

Face-to-face communication is critical to enable productive meetings and successful relationships with your colleagues. BlueJeans allows me to do both. Additionally, BlueJeans offers myself and my fellow colleagues the flexibility to work from anywhere without losing the ability to successfully (and easily) collaborate with my colleagues.

I like the easiness of the technology, the way the customers don't hassle using it and obviously the price (which is why we switch to you). Also, the command center is pretty awesome so we can see in one dashboard a lot of analytics of our conferences. The Facebook Live feature is really a useful feature to broadcast a live conference or meeting without using a third-party software

I don't have any dislikes so far. Maybe, the ability to create Live Broadcast with your technology instead of using Facebook. Also the integration with internal corporative systems, ERP, CRM, and such, that allow connecting several people within an intranet or network. Also, try to perform much more like a Facetime so in the near future you can substitute that technology with yours, that would be a blast

I am still using it for the very first time in my company (Used it before with another company I was working for) but I think you might be able to include more integration with ERP, CRM or corporation systems to allow more ease to connect conferences

I am solving the long-distance communications and online meetings with customers. Also, we would like to use it for webinars with prospects and get new leads

It's a pretty low weight application and interface. I rarely if ever find that it gets glitchy once it's started and working.

It may be a bit better recently, but there was a period in the last 3 months when it seemed the BlueJeans worked only 50% of the time on the first open, but would typically work on the second in those instances. That was an inconvenience. I also would like to see BlueJeans improve their functionality and controls around collaboration efforts, especially when looking at a shared screen or presentation.

Keep using it!

BlueJeans has been the go-to solution at New Relic for connecting to fellow employees in other offices or who are remote (or when I'm working from home). It's been helpful for those engagements although it obviously falls short of having a shared workspace where I can connect with employees. Unless the industry finds a way of simulating quick catch-ups in the coffee room, I'm not sure that's something that can be fixed.

One of the main pros about BlueJeans is the price, compared to GTM or other very expensive software BlueJeans is doing a very good job and this is a fact many users don't know. I do also like app in general, BlueJeans is simple to use and it does what you need it to. It also has good dial-in options. One of the major bonuses is that you can have other meeting participants start a meeting without you present, this is so underrated and really nice.

Sometimes the UI is a bit unresponsive. I think it should get an overhaul.

I am not sure I agree with how the Google calendar plugin works, in my opinion GTM works a lot better here.

Video looks very poor sometimes.

You will not find a system at this pricepoint, that can do what BlueJeans does, take it for a spin.

Honestly I believe there is only one major benefit I have been able to see, from using BlueJeans over GoToMeeting, and that is the price, it is literally a fraction of the price and has pretty much the same functionality. And the areas where it's lacking support is on it's way.

BlueJeans is very easy to set up and share. The best feature is that anyone start the meeting and anyone can take over screen sharing without needing permissions. I do not have to be there to login or initiate the meeting, so I am not holding up productivity.

It is a little tricky to copy and paste the invitation information. They could offer a more text based option for copying into meeting invites.

It has worked for many users from different companies to collaborate effectively.

Working with consultant teams in other cities on drawing review, so it requires screen sharing with teleconferencing.

BlueJeans is great for hosting conference calls with your internal team. I love that you can call in if you are on the go from your phone, but also use it for meetings that need to be more professional as if you are in the board room.

It is good for recurring meetings, but I always have issues setting up BlueJeans calls for one-off meetings with people not in my organization. I always find challenges with troubleshooting for poor connection and helping others get on the system.

Make sure you set up screen share before your calls and that you give the appropriate privileges to presenters on your calls. Do not prepare your callers for a conference call on their computers if a simple conference line will suffice.

I work with a distributed team. BlueJeans solves the problem for our team meetings. We can schedule the meetings ahead of time and every knows to use the link that is already integrated into their calendar each week. It is very helpful to have a conference solution that you use for everything in your organization. We have switched between multiple solutions in the past, but landing on BlueJeans as our go-to is great and saves us a lot of time now that everyone is familiar with the user experience.

I love the price firstly. Secondly, I love the easy design and functions of the platform. Thirdly, I love the fact that I can conduct meetings, webinars, events, and broadcast to Facebook Live.

I wish that the scroll bar on the video section was larger. It is barely visible to find.

I strongly recommend you try the Blue Jeans platform. What do you have to loose? You get a free 30 day trial. It is so easy to operate and learn, that you will subscribe before your 30 days expire like I did!

I am in the media and entertainment business. Blue Jeans help me handle all aspects of the things I need to do with ease. I can meet with my staff. I can broadcast my entertainment shows and events to Facebook. And, I can hold private meetings for training, auditions and much much more.

The look and feel of BlueJeans is immediately intuitive. The interface is clear while still being comprehensive enough to have full functionality. The ability to stream meetings and events to Facebook Live provides an 'easy-in' to promoting your message over social media.

Video quality is currently not as high resolution as some others. Will general users notice? Probably not as the video is 720p by default and is very clear even at lower bandwidths, not to men ion that this means that it is very efficient for your internet connection. I understand that there are upgrades to the quality very soon, so this will be an added bonus.

Check out with the Dolby HD Voice Hardware if you can. The sound quality using this is by far the best that I have heard from a conferencing system.

We have used various tools for Webinars, none of which have provided everything that we have needed. Primetime has been a real boost for hosting events. The ability to hold a traditional streaming webinar, with full reporting, chat facility and live polls all in a simple to use interface is fantastic. Add to this the ability to then upgrade streaming viewers to fully interactive participants on the fly and it opens up a lot of possibilities and options for how events are managed and structured.

Blue Jeans is user friendly and has all the features I need for online meetings. It's easy to share audio, video, and screen share when needed. I also like that it automatically sends a calendar invite to all participants which increases the chance everyone will remember the meeting. Also, if the meeting is for individuals within your institution, it is easy to pull up invitees.

I have the Blue Jeans app installed on my computer but it always transfers me to the online system when I am setting up a meeting. I'm not sure why it can't all be done within the app, as it seems like it has the capability to do this.

I'm not sure what the price point is, but it is certainly easy to use even for those who aren't as tech-savvy. It's easy to schedule meetings and invite others. I have used a lot of other similar systems, though, and I'm not sure that it is better than other conference call systems aimed at businesses.

BlueJeans is significantly more reliable for business conference calls than Skype or other platforms. It even allows for a call to be completed with all parties by phone, even though it's a computer-based platform. The flexibility is also useful when you have some parties joining by phone and some by computer. The sound quality is also excellent.

BlueJeans provides incredible flexibility to its users. The mix and match of access methods with or without video is most helpful.

I really do not have any complaints regarding the service. It is easy to access regardless of one's location i.e., office/home/ traveling.

The only hiccup seems to be when inputting the call ID and passcode. Sometimes the "pad" on the screen locks up. However, that may be due to the remote control and the associated battery life.

Note: I cannot answer the implementation questions as I was not part of the sourcing for this solution. I am solely one of the huge number of corporate users.

Our corporation has a significant presence in India. BlueJeans allows us to span the 8,000 gap between the US and India. It also gives a personal touch when seeing our counterparts.

The interface is fine and the software seems to work for connecting large numbers of people in many locations. Works similarly to many other video conferencing tools.

We seem to constantly have issues with Blue Jeans, but I also think it could be a training issue, as we've never received any instruction on best practices. I have had many issues with echoing audio and had to disconnect and reconnect, which isn't the most efficient. I also have trouble connecting to screens and conference rooms, so it just doesn't seem like the easiest software to use.

I don't feel like much changes in any of the updates to BlueJeans. It is not the most user-friendly software and non tech-savvy people would need a significant amount of training to become a super user of the product.

We have many offices and many remote employees at our company. BlueJeans allows us to connect with each other via video or audio as well as send invites via email.

I absolutely love Bluejeans. As a full time work-from-home team member, Bluejeans is my way of staying connected and in touch with my team. I can join a meeting and feel like I am in the same room, even though I am half a state away. The interface is very easy to use and screensharing is very convenient

I sometimes have connection issues during sessions. I havent been able to figure out if this is due to my home wifi, or Bluejeans itself

Bluejeans is very easy to use. My only recommendation would be to make sure you have an account set up for anyone who will need to actually schedule the meetings (attendees don't need their own account).

BlueJeans supports collaboration between team members that are not working in the same building, or even the same city or state. This allows our remote team members to feel included and makes meetings much more efficient

Blue jeans has really come a long way in the past couple of years. You now see Blue Jeans across major companies, like Facebook, worldwide. It's also not just a conference system and has dipped their toes into the "LIVE" space - just like Facebook LIVE. Our company recently moved over to Blue Jeans and has worked great for Town Halls and larger conferences. Also, works great if on the go and need to call in with low -band width.

While Blue Jeans is great for larger conferences it can be a pain for one on one communication. There are too many steps to connect and needs to be simplified. Sometimes a Google+ Hangout can work just as well and be easier to set up.

It can be pricey. Only use if with a larger organization. If not there are plenty of free services out there like Skype and Google+

We are able to call in remote employees to conferences and communicate with traveling employees. Also using it for conference calls with our agency where deck needs to be shared.

The audio quality is superb especially with Dolby sound, which creates a virtual room with audio. It makes you think your meeting audience is spatially distinct in a virtual room. Screen sharing is generally smooth and performs with little lag.

Client can be heavy on CPU and causes some user's machines to drop when connected on audio. The service can suffer with large audiences especially with Primetime.

Yes, BlueJeans is a good product but it's not without it's faults. But they are constantly working on the product and they take product feedback well and try and integrate it into the product when they can.

A ubiquitous easy to use teleconferencing solution. It works with nearly all of our conference room solutions and is deployed well across our environment of Windows and MacOS based platforms.

It works. Bottom line. I'd recommend it beyond the preferences of the OpenSource requirement use.

Additionally, it gives you visibility, the connectivity is sound, you have online internet and offline app capabilities. Recording capabilities are nice.

I cannot point out anything in particular that makes it one to avoid. It's sound, it does what it needs to do.

I don't know much about the innovation taking place within BlueJeans, so its my hope that they are going in the right direction. A must for opensourcers, but it's not a pre-requisite.

We work with an opensource client who communicates with their third parties and customers this way,

Die Video/Audio Qualität hat sehr überzeugt und die intuitive Bedienung.

Der Support ist erstklassig, soetwas habe ich bisher noch nicht erlebt.

Direkter Kontakt zum Hersteller. Bei speziellen wünschen kann dies angefragt werden. Bluejeans ist sehr flexibel und reagiert auf seine Kunden.

Der Client ist nicht SIP fähig. Bei einer Einladung über ein fremdes Konferenzsystem könnte ich mit Bluejeans nicht beitreten. Aber das ist zu vernachlässigen.

Netzwerkports sollten geöffnet werden um eine bessere Qualität zu erreichen. Fallback 443 funktioniert gut aber wenn man es Produkiv einsetzt sind die offenen Ports besser.

Dauerverbindung zwischen Konferenzanlagen.

Einfache Standortübergreifende Kommunikation. Wachsendes Unternehmen

- Slick desktop and mobile apps

- Easy for customers and external users to join and share screens

- Simple reusable personal link for all meetings

- Great integration with Google Calendar

- Does require first-time users to download an app to share screens

- Not easy to find phone dial-in information once the meeting starts

Evaluate BlueJeans as an enterprise-level video conferencing solution against Cisco Webex, Citrix GoToMeeting, and Zoom. Don't waste your time with any other providers.

This is now our single go-to solution for both internal and external meetings. It far surpasses the two different systems we used previously.

It is fairly consistent in terms of the audio quality and the invite system works well. I appreciate how easy it is to get my meetings up on my calendar with a single click. I also feel like it is a safe platform. I love that I can easily record interviews, although I wish there was an option to only record the audio.

I wish I could record only audio when doing interviews; it would make the people on the other side more comfortable. The other thing is that it is inconvenient when people have to download the app if they are doing the interview from their telephone.

I am conducting interviews for research with people all over the world, something I could only do online. It also fulfills the encryption and security requirements I am required to meet.

The ease of use to setup meetings and share your screen. I can also have several folks on the video at the same time too

When you have a conference room setup for BJ but start the meeting off from a computer you can have some technical issues arise

Give it a try as soon as you can so you can see for yourself how easy it is to use

Collaboration is the best part of this solution and the ease of use for everyone. Now we don't have to send folks on business trips

I like the ease of use for our employees no matter what mobile device or computer they are using. The flexibility to join via browser makes it simple, and the Chrome extension to integrate with Google calendar makes scheduling a cinch! I also like the clear instructions that are posted for the participants when joining to help them get the best experience. As an administrator, I am very happy with the Command Center dashboard that helps me to monitor and track usage and any issues that might crop up. When someone notes that they have not had a good experience I am able to follow up to troubleshoot.

To get the best quality for video presentation users need to upload the video first before presenting. This is confusing for most folks and when they don't do this important step the quality of their presentation is not as good as it could be.

End-user training and good documentation for anything that may be specific to your environment is recommended.

We are solving the problem of cross-functional teams at different locations needing to meet. By using BlueJeans folks are able to have face to face conversations, share their work and collaborate without the need to travel. It also gives users the ability to meet at any time, and with a dedicated link there is no need to create a new meeting each time.

BlueJeans is a very easy to use video conferencing platform. It takes only a few seconds to start or join a meeting and I always experience good audio and video quality. I like how my meeting information is always the same and I am able to change my meeting ID/passcode to my preference. It makes it easy for me to quickly share my meeting details with a single person or a large group of people. As a meeting moderator, it is simple to share your screen, mute or un-mute attendees, and chat with the entire meeting group.

There is nothing about the BlueJeans platform that I dislike.

BlueJeans is a great platform and is scalable across organization of different sizes.

BlueJeans makes it easy to connect with colleagues or clients from coast to coast. BlueJeans makes setting up a simple audio call, video conference or screen-share meeting a breeze!

Very easy to join calls using any device

Occasional Invalid Link (URL) errors when users clink on meeting invites

The best way to deploy BlueJeans is to first run an extensive trial to be sure that this is what your users want. Happily, BlueJeans are very accommodating and will work with you from the start.

With BlueJeans, we are able to provide our employees with the option of working from anywhere by enabling them to join video conferences instantly using any device of their choice. We are also seeing huge savings in travel expenses as the high audio and video quality of BlueJeans video conferences lessens the need for travel. The high quality and ease of access has also resulted in a marked increased in employee participation in optional seminars and meetings.

I like the ease of using it- you just click the link and are able to hop on a video call with your colleagues. I work remotely, so Bluejeans is vital for me. I can see and discuss things with colleagues easily. I love the screen sharing ability; that is an invaluable tool for me. I am a project manager so for me to explain things or show someone how to complete a task, screen sharing makes things so much easier.

I dislike that after a lot of people jump on the call (often when our organization has a call (maybe 30+ people) you can't see everyone. I know that would be a lot on the screen, but even changing out who you can see (rotating the displayed individuals) would create a better sense of community. Also, there needs to be call-in capabilities on ALL calls! We've had some difficulties with that in the past.

Definitely a great tool. Discuss a project with team members who are on the field or work remotely with ease. Screen share and literally be on the same page, no matter how many miles separate you!

Connecting and discuss crucial projects, whether everyone is around a table or joining virtually.

Primarily, ease of use. I provide a URL, choose some basic settings, and I'm in my meeting. You can set it so that the host doesn't have to be present for the meeting to begin, so it doesn't matter if I'm logged in or not. If fact, I was logged out of BlueJeans for the last two weeks and only noticed because I needed to retrieve some recordings, yet I held several meetings each day.

The recordings are a very nice feature as well. Mine average a couple hours long because they're often trainings, and I've not had them restricted or had any issues. You can easily change the privacy settings on them and they're quickly shareable with a URL.

Honestly, my main complaint is when I have to log in via phone. The reality is that I just don't like dialing into meetings via phone and prefer to use my headphones and camera.

Screen sharing also leaves a bit to be desired in PowerPoint. It's sometimes difficult to get the presentation properly displayed.

I'd say go for it. As previously said, it's easy to use, the app is optional, it's easy to share screens (PowerPoint in presentation mode excepted), and it gets out of your way. It's far superior to other competitors like GoToMeeting.

We have quite a few individuals who are not in our office either as part of offshore development, remote locations, or international units. It's easy to spontaneously have a meeting with them (or someone just working from home that day). Without BlueJeans, we would be stuck either with international calls or chat. I've used other systems that were more customized and proprietary before that certainly were fancy, but they required phone dial ins, particular hardware in conference rooms, and so on, and this just means that if we start a meeting five minutes late, it's because people are running late, not because I'm still futzing with the teleconferencing equipment.

Compatibility with every type of device. Being able to merge desktop/web and SIP conference room connections is key for B2B and B2C meetings. Allowing whitelisted domains to automatically be approved make BlueJeans a self-service offering for employees with very little need for Helpdesk assistance.

Account team is very attentive and really works to implement feature requests and provide updates about new features and road map items.

Also has a useful REST API for developing internal applications.

Administrative interface and customization is lacking compared to competing products like zoom. There's no way to create groups of users to make group specific settings changes. Also, you cannot make bulk changes via the admin GUI interface. For financial companies needing to enable/disable chat for compliance purposes, BlueJeans doesn't allow you to set this per user or group, so it's all nothing.

Lack of customization is also a bit of a pain. You can slightly change the meeting invites that are automatically generated from their Outlook add-in, but you need to log a support cast to do so.

In the past, choosing a conference solutions required end users to walk through a decision matrix to try choose their service. Do you need audio or video? SIP connectivity for corporate conference rooms? Screen sharing? Each of those requirements was serviced by a different conferencing resource. Now end users just know that BlueJeans will do whatever they need, regardless of the device their connecting from or where they are.

This platform allows one to host meetings with people from all over in one "meeting space" – either via video conference call or via phone call in. The instructions are fairly straightforward and the platform is accessible to anyone, whether they're in a meeting room or calling in from their desk.

Sometimes it may take a while for the sound and screen to adjust when you call in. The lag is not as noticeable in a conference room but when I've taken a few calls from my desk, it's easy to note that the picture quality of the video can be a bit spotty and prone to freezing at times. (Computer monitor is set to a high resolution.)

Instead of struggling to call someone and conference them in on a single desk number, you can generate a "meeting" so everyone internal and external with the information can call in and access the meeting. One can use it by calling the phone number, dialing in from the desktop and viewing from a webcam, or access in a video equipped meeting room.

BlueJeans offers a solution that bridges together people from the web/desktop, phone, room systems and mobile devices into one meeting. The audio quality is superb with the recent Dolby partnership. Content sharing and recording are great features as well.

When we first started with BlueJeans, there was constant innovation and things were great. However towards the end of our contact, BlueJeans failed to keep up with bug fixes, service stability, and new features. We ended up finding a different solution that is able to work more dynamically with our business needs.

Determine your companies needs, then do an RFP and evaluation all options and make sure the solution fits your requirements.

Connecting large number of employees from many different endpoints into the same meeting without issues.

It's simple and easy to use . It mainly works in any systems and it is very easy to set up. YThis is an important point since more and more users will be on board if they will be able to install it with no hassles

It would be easier just to have it working from the browser rather than starting the app

I'd put the link to bluejeans (leaving the meeting number empty ) for quick copy-and-past. Simplify and make clear as much as possible time-zone and time issues since BJ is widely used among partners resident in different time-zones

I'm based in Italy but my work is mainly in US. BJ is THE tool we use to interact with oversee colleagues. I also use for my local meeting.

Fantastic call quality both online and on your mobile deice. Works surprisingly well in our conference room and is slowly replacing our traditional VTC.

Wish we could shorten the meeting id and make it easier of team members to join while on a mobile phone. The app works well, but sometimes you just want to dial-in.

Makes it much easier to connect our distributed learning team. We've see a decrease in emails and its be coming more natural to just connect on BlueJeans.

Support large group of people at a time, able to share screenshot, audio quality is clear, and with active speaker name indicator, support recording feature, allow calendar access.

Sometimes audio has hiccups even with fast connections, audio sound maybe compressed too much that is unrecognizable.

It's a very easy to use the product, it is easy to do screen sharing to present complicated engineering block diagrams.

Able to provide global training, conference call and power point presentation anytime anywhere even on Mobile devices.

It integrates directly with our calendar making it easy to add a video conference link to meeting invites.

Takes a while to get used to the user interface. Video/audio quality is hit or miss. Its difficult to pass control of the screen from one user to the next. Its not uncommon to have to use separate devices for audio and video (laptop for video and dial in for audio).

Go with another conferencing tool such as Webex

Video conferencing with prospects or team members. Fosters better communication through audio and visual means.

I like the different ways one can conference with BlueJeans depending on what they need the software for. I've been in conferences with and without video, without and without my microphone, connected to a phone, etc. It makes it easy for the situation and the person to be comfortable using the software.

It's not the easiest to set up. There's a bit of a learning curve with the software, and there were plenty of occasions when we couldn't get the person we needed on the line to conference.

BlueJeans is a great conferencing software. The majority of the time, it connects me with my colleagues without a glitch. We can see and hear one another perfectly, video feed of the individual speaking will adjust based on sound recognition, and it's user friendly for those who want the flexibility to be seen, heard, or not!

Conferencing with colleagues in another location. We use BlueJeans to connect with colleagues at our satellite campuses across the globe, our colleagues in different office buildings, and our colleagues who work remotely on certain days of the week. It brings us all together.

I think that BlueJean's best feature is that the videochats feel slightly more professional because of the interface. I don't think that there is any need to use BlueJeans over FaceTime or Skype, which are often more accessible. However, unlike those two, BlueJeans is not used socially, and therefore feels a little bit more legitimate.

The biggest problem with BlueJean's conferences is the slight (very slight) lag time, which can often lead to award moments where two people begin speaking at the same time. Of course, sometimes the chat freezes, but I have found that not to be as big of a problem.

BlueJeans is a professional way for people to have a meeting from two remote locations. That is hugely beneficial to many aspects of business, such as first round of interviewing. However, there are other platforms for videochatting that are simpler.

The best part of using Blue Jeans is that I know that no matter what videoconference system or computer or smartphone our client uses that I will be able to connect with them.

I think the name is unfortunate - not very businesslike.

try it - you'll love it!

we no longer have to coordinate testing multiple video sites around the world in advance of a meeting. The benefits include more time for other work and increased confidence in the quality of our meetings.

I like that you can easily set up meetings, invite various people and automatically send the call details to your Outlook calendar. The way you can present data to a large audience via Bluejeans is great, too.

The call quality when you use Bluejeans Audio on the computer is not very good. I always have to dial in via a separate number on my phone in order to best use the tool. Also, the switching between presenters doesn't work very well.

Use the phone audio function if you want a good call quality during your conferences.

We use Bluejeans for internal conference calls and to present market data to our clients via external meetings. We also use the tool for simple calls involving 3 or more people in different locations.

Bluejeans - is easy to connect, good network, better voice clarity. We do have a lot of meetings which involve participants from round the globe. Bluejeans turned out to be a great tool for all such meetings.

Video clarity is blue jeans need to be improved.

This is a great tool to go for. Was very useful for all our meetings.

We do have a lot of meetings which involve participants from round the globe. Bluejeans turned out to be a great tool for all such meetings.

Connection good and reliable. No issues that I have had with Blue Jeans. Screen is clear and easy to use. People on call can hear all the words and if any issues the chat feature is very beneficial.

That I cannot access my whole email library. Only have stitch fix emails populated. I need to do calls with oversea vendors and have to add them each time

Get it , it is good quality

Quick connect to vendors

I like the clear connection which makes it easy for me to liaise with my peers across the world. The record function is very helpful to keep a record of the presentations which are done

Cannot create groups therefore I have to type in the team individual names each time.

Also has a problem of an echo when multiple people are on the call

I connect with peers across the world in order to conduct training or meetings