With so many people working remotely because of the coronavirus, surveillance software is flying off the virtual shelves.

With so many workers videoconferencing from home -- while their children stream videos and play Fortnite -- the internet is creaking at the seams, according to Nokia Oyj.

Two of the biggest names in collaborative tools unveiled new features last week – and what they chose to work on says a lot about where collaborative tools are planning to go.

As remote work becomes the new normal due to COVID-19, work-from-home software companies are ramping up the addition of features and enhancements to their products to help employees be more productive.

For IT pros who are now grappling with the task of provisioning and supporting a workforce that hasn’t had to test their ability to work remotely, the primary challenge is how to help the workforce get back to working. An interview with the author...

Takeaways about fighting new fires, securely enabling remote workforces, and human nature during difficult times.

Microsoft unveiled new features for its Teams team collaboration software, timed to the product’s third anniversary and arriving amid a surge of remote working due to the COVID-19 outbreak.