The Microsoft Whiteboard app, which Microsoft began building six years ago, is getting a slate of updates that specifically target the now-mainstream hybrid work model.
LinkedIn is testing the idea of letting users charge for virtual events hosted on its platform, potentially creating a new moneymaker for both the social network and its users.
A hybrid work model has emerged as the new normal – and Microsoft’s got the data demonstrating why this is a good thing and how to keep the good thing going.
With more organizations having to balance supporting in-person and remote workers, products and services are adding features to better support this hybrid work shift. Here, we examine the updates Microsoft is introducing to help all employees be...
As we hit IT budget season for 2022, many organizations are delaying their back-to-the-office plans. Here's what that will mean for CIO IT spending priorities next year.
In another nod to pandemic realities, Microsoft’s LinkedIn professional-networking site will make it easier for job seekers to find remote and hybrid roles.
Customers will be able to log into a Google meeting on a Cisco device and vice versa, helping businesses that use multiple hosting platforms or have switched from one to the other.
Although the pandemic is far from over, working from home is going to retain its appeal for some workers. That means home office tech is changing to support this new remote work infrastructure.
