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318 companies use Skype for Business

  • 318 companies in our database
  • 34 countries
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Skype for Business is a discontinued enterprise communications platform that connected employees with instant messaging, voice, and video calls. Though Microsoft has moved customers to Microsoft Teams, many organizations still maintain it in their stack.

We track 318 companies currently using Skype for Business across 34 countries, with 336 contacts in our database. Most users are in the United States.

Companies
318
Contacts
336
Countries
34
Category
Team Communications & Collaboration

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What is Skype for Business?

Skype for Business was an enterprise instant messaging and videotelephony application developed by Microsoft. It functioned as a cloud-based service within Microsoft 365 and allowed employees to connect with colleagues and external contacts via IM, voice, and video. Microsoft has since discontinued the product in favor of Microsoft Teams.

Vendor
Microsoft

Sample companies that use Skype for Business

CompanyLocationContacts
EXLUnited States4
Tata Consultancy ServicesIndia3
AmazonCanada2
American Family InsuranceUnited States2
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLPUnited States2
Bank of America Merrill LynchUnited States2
CognizantCanada2
DeloitteIndia2
EPAM SystemsPoland2
Hewlett Packard EnterpriseUnited States2
InfosysIndia2
Nexstar Media Group IncRussia2

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A sample of the companies in our database. The full account list and contacts are available in the app.

Who you can reach at Skype for Business companies

41 Software Engineers are the largest group we track at 41 contacts, followed by 26 Operations Managers. Reaching technical teams matters because they often influence communications platform decisions and oversee deployment.

By role

  • Software Engineer41
  • Operations Manager26
  • CEO / Founder19
  • Marketing Manager14
  • Customer Support Specialist10
  • HR Business Partner9
  • Data Analyst9
  • Business Analyst7

By role, measured in contacts.

By country

  • United States226
  • India31
  • Canada18
  • United Kingdom11
  • Venezuela4
  • Spain4
  • Germany4
  • Mexico3

By country, measured in contacts.

Skype for Business alternatives

  1. 1. Microsoft Teams

    Microsoft's designated successor to Skype for Business, offering integrated chat, calls, and collaboration

  2. 2. Zoom

    Video conferencing and team communications platform that competes with Skype's core calling and meeting features

  3. 3. Slack

    Team messaging platform that handles internal text communication and integrates with video calling

  4. 4. Webex Meetings

    Enterprise video conferencing solution covering meetings, calling, and messaging capabilities

Frequently asked questions

How many people use Skype for Business?
We have 336 contacts at 318 companies using it, mostly in the United States.
What roles can I reach at these companies?
41 Software Engineers represent our largest group, with 26 Operations Managers and 19 CEOs and founders also well represented.
What other tools do Skype for Business users have?
The same teams often use Microsoft SharePoint, Google Workspace, and Zoom. 23 of these companies also use Microsoft Teams, reflecting the transition away from Skype for Business.
Which industries use Skype for Business?
Our data includes users at consulting, financial services, media, technology, and insurance companies, though we do not break out industry percentages.

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