description Zoom Video Communications Overview
Zoom is the dominant force in video conferencing, known for its ease of use and scalability. It supports an unlimited number of participants in webinars and offers robust features like recording, breakout rooms, and whiteboarding. Zooms widespread adoption makes it a reliable choice for businesses of all sizes.
help Zoom Video Communications FAQ
Who founded Zoom and when did it launch?
Zoom was founded by Eric Yuan in 2011 after he left Cisco Webex. The service launched publicly in 2013 and later became strongly associated with remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic.
What does Zoom's free Basic plan usually limit?
Zoom's free meeting plan is commonly associated with up to 100 participants and a 40-minute limit for meetings. Paid plans extend meeting duration and add more admin, recording, and business features.
What platforms does Zoom run on?
Zoom Workplace runs on major desktop and mobile platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and ChromeOS. That broad platform support is one reason it spread so quickly in schools and businesses.
Why did Zoom change from Zoom Video Communications to Zoom Communications?
Zoom dropped "Video" from its corporate name in 2024 to reflect a broader workplace platform beyond meetings. Its products now include Zoom Phone, Team Chat, Contact Center, Whiteboard, and AI Companion features.
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