Compare Bluescape and Microsoft Teams 
Bluescape vs Microsoft Teams
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Microsoft Teams easier to use, set up, and administer. However, reviewers felt that both vendors make it equally easy to do business overall.
- Reviewers felt that Microsoft Teams meets the needs of their business better than Bluescape.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Bluescape is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Microsoft Teams over Bluescape.
- Popsync search your Getty Images subscription
- 2 Workspaces
- 600 MB Storage
- Seamless integration with Exchange: Teams Essentials works with On-Premises or Hosted Exchange so that Office clients can get Teams in the cloud.
- Upgraded online meetings: Provide professional features like virtual backgrounds, screen sharing, and recording from any device for your clients.
- Fully-enabled dynamic chats: Keep conversations going internally or externally with continuous chat, searchable history, and in-app file sharing and collaboration.
Works across multiple devices. Bluescape engineers were able to accommodate our very large touch screen.
Very poor UX/UI, limited options for graphic collaboration, clunky and frustrating to work in...overall just not competitive with other products on the market
I like the fact that I can access the tool from everywhere - on my desktop and on my phone. It allows my to have multiple workspaces, so I can connect to my own organization as well as to the organizations of my customers. I think it is a good tool for all...
Unfortunately, a lot of the things Lync can do are obscured by the user interface. It’s attractive enough and doesn’t look cluttered at first glance, but most of my attempts to do non-basic things involve hunting through icons and menus that are...
Works across multiple devices. Bluescape engineers were able to accommodate our very large touch screen.
I like the fact that I can access the tool from everywhere - on my desktop and on my phone. It allows my to have multiple workspaces, so I can connect to my own organization as well as to the organizations of my customers. I think it is a good tool for all...
Very poor UX/UI, limited options for graphic collaboration, clunky and frustrating to work in...overall just not competitive with other products on the market
Unfortunately, a lot of the things Lync can do are obscured by the user interface. It’s attractive enough and doesn’t look cluttered at first glance, but most of my attempts to do non-basic things involve hunting through icons and menus that are...
