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Although WebRTC is free, there is a big difference between downloading the code and creating a scalable enterprise service. Based in Redwood City, California, the company provides cloud-delivered visual conferencing services through its own WebRTC stack. Highfive was launched in 2014, founded by two entrepreneurs at Google, Shan Sinha and Jeremy Roy. There’s all kinds of video innovation too: Avaya expanded Spaces, Cisco updated Webex, Symphony expanded its secure video services for the financial sector, and Google updated Meet with new features and made it more visible and accessible. We also saw Zoom and Pexip go public, and there’s been numerous completely new offers from Fuze, RingCentral, 3CX, Mitel, Sangoma, and more. There’s been tremendous recent activity in video that includes: Enghouse acquiring Vidyo, Vonage acquiring TokBox, 8×8 acquiring Jitsi, Verizon acquiring BlueJeans, and Serenova merging into Lifesize. I could have said that based on general trends alone, but factor in a pandemic that has impacted the use and acceptance of video and it’s a pretty safe statement. I doubt that will be true at the end of this year. Highfive is the last standalone, private video meetings provider. Enterprise Communications highfive Who Will Acquire Highfive? by Dave Michels

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