Airtel's video conferencing app BlueJeans launched in India, will compete with Jio Meet and Zoom

New York based telecom company Verizon bought the cloud-based video conferencing service BlueJeans Network in April this year.

Telecom company Bhartiya Airtel has launched video conferencing app BlueJens in India in association with giant communication technology company Verizon. Earlier, another Indian telecom company Jio launched the JioMeet video conferencing app in India. Airtel BlueJeans will compete with video conferencing apps jio Meet and Zoom.

Gopal Vitthal, managing director and chief executive officer of Indian Airtel, said that Airtel has always been striving to provide world class service to customers. Also, better security is provided to customers by Airtel. He said that we are very happy with the partnership with Verizon. He claimed that Airtel BlueJeans is far superior to the rest of the video conferencing apps. Vittal said that user security is in the top most position in the priority list of his company.

Verizon Enterprises grade video conferencing service will provide safe video conferencing facilities to people on mobile, desktop and browser. The app will give banks, healthcare and other organizations a reliable platform for video conferencing. Telecom company Airtel claims that on its behalf the data of all users is being hosted only in India. Must pass video conferencing to step verification process to be held on Airtel BlueJeans platform.

According to Airtel, its technology is fully integrated with its network, including its data center. This instills confidence in the customer that the service of the company is completely full in terms of security. An integrated audio solution will also be provided to users by Airtel BlueJeans. In addition, users will be given the option of old way dial in to join the meeting. Let us know that New York based telecom company Verizon bought the cloud-based video conferencing service BlueJeans Network in April this year.