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If you want a successful business in the age of AI, you need to be able to collaborate in real-time. With the combination of COVID and generative AI, the way we work has completely changed. Zoom's CPO, Smita Hashim, joins us to discuss how AI is changing real-time collaboration.

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Timestamps:
01:45 About Smita and her role at Zoom
05:30 How real-time collaboration has changed.
10:12 Generative AI has transformative, practical possibilities.
11:30 Zoom announces new Zoom Workplace features
17:54 Zoom AI companion streamlines data for efficiency.
21:30 Next steps for AI and real-time collaboration

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Importance of Real-Time Collaboration
2. Zoom Enterprise Connect event
3.  New Zoom Workplace Features and AI Integration
4. Future of Real-Time Collaboration and AI

Keywords:
Generative AI, Real-time collaboration, Remote working, Hybrid working, Zoom, Chief product officer, Enterprise Connect, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Video communication, Zoom Workplace, Zoom AI companion, Productivity, Whiteboard functionality, Docs collaboration, Meetings summarization, Chats summarization, Zoom phone, Flexible work, Information overload, Data privacy, Total employee experience, Content production tool, Productivity software suite, Customer engagement, Multimodal, Security, Immersive reality, Augmented reality, Employee engagement

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