Zoom (zoom.com) is the consumer and enterprise communications arm of Zoom Video Communications, known for video conferencing, collaboration, and meeting-room software. Founded in 2011, the company grew into a global provider of real-time communication tools used by businesses, schools, and governments. Zoom’s product set spans desktop and mobile apps, hardware integrations, and cloud services; on this catalog they publish clients focused on Chrome OS, room control, and workplace deployments.
On this site Zoom provides four Android-based entries: Zoom for Chromebook, Zoom Rooms Controller, Zoom Workplace, and Zoom Workplace for Intune. These apps reflect the company’s dual focus on end-user meetings and managed deployments for IT teams—Zoom for Chromebook tailors the meeting experience to Chrome OS devices, Zoom Rooms Controller serves as a touchpoint for conference-room hardware, and the Workplace builds and Intune variant support enterprise policy and device management. The availability of an Intune-specific package highlights Zoom’s attention to compatibility with Microsoft enterprise tooling.
Zoom gained widespread recognition after going public in 2019 and saw rapid adoption across education and enterprise during the 2020–2021 period. The company has emphasized integrations with platform vendors and third-party hardware makers to support a variety of meeting environments. Contact: [email protected] or visit https://zoom.us/ for product details, developer resources, and enterprise sales information.
