Reliance Jio’s Hand At Video Conferencing: Jio Meet App Coming Soon

Reliance Jio’s hand at Video Conferencing: Jio Meet App coming soon

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by Amelia Scott — 5 years ago in Future 2 min. read
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Reliance Jio said on Thursday that it is “just a few days away” from launching its video conferencing-cum-collaborative app called Jio Meet to capitalize on the growing demand for such use cases.

Pankaj Pawar, Senior Vice President, Reliance Jio Infocomm, told reporters, “Jio Meet is a platform that has many features – it really has the ability to work on any device, any operating system and has a full support Has the potential. ” Following the parent of the company, on Thursday announced its fiscal fourth quarter results.

“And efficiently, this cooperation doesn’t restrict to a normal video conferencing app,” he added.

Jio’s eHealth platform incorporated with the Meets app enables users to consult physicians virtually, get prescriptions, order medications and laboratory tests on the internet, and empower digital waiting rooms for physicians.



The eEducation system will produce virtual classroom for teachers and students, record notes and sessions, assign and apply assignments, arrange time-bound tests and extend multim.

The eEducation system will produce virtual classroom for teachers and students, record notes and sessions, assign and apply assignments, arrange time-bound tests and supply multimedia content to allow pupils to self-learn.

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During COVID-19 lockdown, there has been a sudden fluctuation in the demand for collaborative equipment to support work-from-home and other needs. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said yesterday during an investor call that the use of its video-conferencing app Teams has exceeded 75 million daily active users. Microsoft saw 200 million meeting participants on the same day in the month, while zoom-to-use meetings claimed to have noted 300 million meeting participants earlier this month.

Facebook, which said last week that it would invest $ 5.7 billion for a 9.99% stake in Jio platforms, also launched Messenger Rooms this month, allowing 50 people to make video calls without any time limit. “Between WhatsApp and Messenger, over 700 million accounts participate in calls every day,” Facebook said.
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Meanwhile, Jio said it is looking at the opportunity from different perspectives to see how many use-cases consumers are offering, while safety and simplicity are a priority.

“We are just a few days away from making this offering to all Indians so that they can take advantage of it in the safest environment and at the same time as Ma Dadi Sahaj ‘platform, so that anyone and everyone can be,” Pawar said. Able to use it.

Mukesh Ambani-led Telco posted a profit of Rs 2,331 crore (at 177% year) for the January-March period. Jio had a total customer base of 387.5 million. Monthly average data usage per user increased to 11.3 GB from 11.1 GB in the previous quarter, while voice consumption per user increased from 760 minutes per month to 771 minutes per month in the preceding quarter.

Amelia Scott

Amelia is a content manager of The Next Tech. She also includes the characteristics of her log in a fun way so readers will know what to expect from her work.

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