Can you imagine that it has been about three-and-a-half-years since the pandemic started and when all of us had to work remotely from home using video conferencing tools?
As the dust settles and as face-to-face meetings resume, we want to find out what’s next for companies providing video conferencing solutions, such as Zoom.
Speaking of Zoom, the company seems to be betting big on AI and enterprise customers for post-pandemic growth, with its venture arm Zoom ventures investing in Google-backed Anthropic to build reliable AI systems.
It also recently launched key features of its next generation AI smart companion called Zoom IQ, which help users generate summaries or even emails based on the content discussed in meetings. But to what extent will a focus on AI help position the company for future growth?
On Under the Radar, Drive Time’s finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these burning questions to Ricky Kapur, Head of Asia Pacific, Zoom.

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