BlueJeans by Verizon Welthungerhilfe

BlueJeans Case Study

Welthungerhilfe

This case study of Welthungerhilfe is based on a July 2018 survey of BlueJeans customers by TechValidate, a 3rd-party research service.

“We have the ability to train all of our IT guys from this platform which saves us time and money.”

The business challenges that led the profiled organization to evaluate and ultimately select BlueJeans:

Prompted to invest in BlueJeans after experiencing the following challenges:
- Too much IT support required for video meetings
BlueJeans replaced or was chosen over the following vendors:
- Webex

The key features and functionalities of BlueJeans that the surveyed organization uses:

Uses the following App integrations with BlueJeans:
- Microsoft Office365
- Skype for Business
Invested into BlueJeans because of its:
- Ease of use (requires little-to-no training)
- Interoperability with video conferencing room systems
Finds value in the following BlueJeans capabilities/features compared to other vendors they have used:
- User experience
- Video quality
- Reliability
- Ability to use on mobile
- Integrations to other tools and systems

The surveyed organization achieved the following results with BlueJeans:

Agrees that BlueJeans helps with the following:
- Improving employee productivity with a simple user experience: Agree
- Helping teams complete projects faster: Agree
- Saving them money by consolidating video, audio, and web conferencing costs into a single meetings platform: Agree
- Enabling them to get more value out of their existing video conferencing systems: Agree
- Enabling teams to do their best work: Agree
- Using BlueJeans to interview candidates helps them attract a modern workforce: Agree
- Using BlueJeans enables IT/AV teams to support more meetings with the same or fewer resources: Agree
- Building a stronger internal company culture: Agree
- Enabling teams to work productively how and where they want: Agree
Rates the annual dollar savings they’ve experienced since moving to BlueJeans:
- Audio conferencing provider/subscriptions: $25K – 99K
- Legacy Web conferencing subscription: $25K – 99K
- Legacy Webinar platform subscription: $25K – 99K
- Video Conferencing Hardware, e.g. MCU or Telepresence systems: $25K – 99K
- Telephone or other audio conferencing equipment: $100K – 499K
- Maintenance contracts for audio/visual conferencing hardware: $25K – 99K
- Proprietary video conferencing services: $25K – 99K
- Professional Services: $25K – 99K
Achieved quantifiable savings in their annual travel budget since using BlueJeans.