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During video calls with Webex, users can now collaborate without their documents leaving their Nextcloud server, benefiting from the security, compliance and control Nextcloud offers.
From the press release:
“The Webex Platform enables our customers to access third-party solutions and support critical workflows. Nextcloud offers data storage options that address compliance, security and digital sovereignty requirements for some organizations while working within Webex.”
— Jason Copeland, VP Product, Webex Platform
Find the Nextcloud embedded app in Webex on Webex App Hub including installation instructions.
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