Native & Non-Native Solutions
Native Solution
Native video conferencing solutions are those that are pre-installed or built into a specific device or platform. Typically, these solutions are created by the operating system provider or device manufacturer.Examples:
Zoom on Zoom Rooms:
Zoom offers a native experience on its dedicated hardware, such as Zoom Rooms for meeting rooms.
FaceTime on Apple Devices:
FaceTime is a built-in video conferencing app for Apple devices such as iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
Microsoft Teams on Windows:
Because it is developed by Microsoft, the creator of the Windows operating system, Microsoft Teams is frequently considered native on Windows devices.
Non-Native Solution
Non-native video conferencing solutions are third-party applications or platforms that are not built into an operating system or device. These applications must be downloaded and installed separately by users.
Examples:
Zoom:
Easy to use Video conferencing platform widely used across various devices and operating systems.
Google Meets:
Google's video conferencing solution accessible on various platforms, not limited to Android.
Cisco WebEx:
A cross-platform video conferencing solution best for business communication.
