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Companies implementing Video as a Service (VaaS)

A managed service that delivers multiparty or point‑to‑point video conferencing over an IP network.

List of companies that implement Video as a Service (VaaS)

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  • Teradata logo
    United StatesEmployees11kRevenue$1.8BSoftware Development
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Medium confidence
  • VaaS.Digital logo
    DenmarkEmployees13IT Services and IT Consulting
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Medium confidence
  • PNC Financial Services Group logo
    United StatesEmployees67kRevenue$31BBanking
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Medium confidence
  • General Motors logo
    United StatesEmployees167kRevenue$161BMotor Vehicle Manufacturing
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Low confidence
  • Free2move logo
    FranceEmployees486Technology, Information and Internet
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Low confidence
  • Chai Point logo
    IndiaEmployees588Revenue$9.4MFood and Beverage Services
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Low confidence
  • United StatesComputer and Network Security
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Low confidence
  • Google Fiber logo
    United StatesEmployees2.1kTechnology, Information and Internet
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Low confidence
  • Motorola Solutions logo
    United KingdomEmployees29kRevenue$8.2BSoftware Development
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Low confidence
  • GN Group logo
    DenmarkEmployees7.6kRevenue$2.4BAppliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
    Video as a Service (VaaS)Low confidence

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