Tech companies are changing how their employees work on site. Apple Inc. intends to stagger the introduction of employees back to the office, conduct temperature checks, keep people apart and create some kind of health checklist. Google expects to...

Despite everyone sheltering in place, it was impossible to avoid COVID-19 during the Linux vendor’s virtual Red Hat Summit 2020 event.

Early in the lockdown, it seemed feasible to let employees use a range of different products if it was to be a temporary arrangement. As the restrictive measures last longer, firms are having to choose between technologies.

Straight from the vendors themselves, here are resources for IT professionals tasked with supporting new remote users on collaboration platforms during the COVID-19 pandemic.

From team-building to birthday parties and a slew other activities, virtual reality events are growing in popularity as people explore new ways to stay connected during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Covid-19 pandemic has become another hurdle for the company in its transition to cloud computing.

We’ve got decades of experience in working in the same place where we live – here are the time-tested practices we at ITPro Today rely on to establish, maintain and grow business as usual.

Apple and Google are partnering to add tech to their smartphone platforms that will alert users if they have come into contact with a person with Covid-19. The announcement is raising concerns about the data privacy implications.

When millions of young people enter the workforce, they’re likely to keep using paid versions of Google's software, and encourage colleagues to adopt the tools, too.

Data sharing by technology companies is helping government officials fight the dizzying spread of the coronavirus by monitoring compliance with social distancing and stay-at-home orders. It’s also putting privacy experts on edge.