Mio’s most popular and most important posts. Usually about message interoperability between Microsoft Teams, Slack, Webex, and Zoom.
Google has a reputation for being at the cutting edge of innovation. From its eponymous search engine to the Google Workspace suite, Google has defined the 21st century workspace. Now, users have yet another reason to celebrate. Google and Mio are teaming up to provide cross-platform chat interoperability between Google Chat and Microsoft Teams, Slack, ...
Zoom has a reputation for delivering happiness and now Zoom customers have one more reason to be happy: Zoom users in the US can now use Mio to chat with users on Microsoft Teams and other team collaboration apps without ever leaving Zoom Team Chat. Mio is now available to Zoom customers in the Zoom ...
Message interoperability, often shortened to message interop or chat interop, has been a longing desire for enterprises since the general acceptance of instant messaging in businesses. While today sees enterprises juggle multiple collaboration applications like Microsoft Teams, Slack, Webex, and Zoom, interoperability has been an unrealized need since we tried to manage the sales team ...
I am delighted to announce Zoom and Cisco are leading Mio’s $8.7 million Series A financing. This investment, by two of the largest players in the collaboration industry, ushers in a new era for chat interoperability. My co-founder James and I started Mio with a vision for building a unified messaging network. It didn’t make ...
This post exists to answer the question: Does Microsoft Teams integrate with Slack? We know chat must be native, seamless, and simple to administer. But with both Microsoft Teams and Slack dominating the team collaboration market, enterprises using both apps need to connect Slack and Microsoft Teams. Most notably, we hear from customers that were ...