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Network security is of prime concern amongst IT leaders, as most companies continue with work-from-home policies.More

“I knew this scarcity provided an opportunity, an opportunity to big to miss out on,” says founder.More

“Just because employees may be more used to their home office environment doesn’t mean that they can let their guard down."More

The lack of tools available for remote IT operations teams means that they are left to view multiple IT monitoring tools on different systems. This means they no longer have a central location for viewing information, making information more difficult to track.More

"RemoteTogetherNZ is about exploring opportunities and solutions towards creating our ideal working future."More

“We as an industry must build on this momentum, extract the positives from the past year’s transition to flexible working, and be a catalyst for wider social change as a result.”More

Data is today’s greatest business opportunity -- and everyone seems to know it. More

In many ways, the COVID-19 pandemic has ushered in what is effectively the largest work-from-home experiment ever conducted in human history. For many organisations, this has brought forward plans they had for digital transformation.More

The system uses a combination of cameras and ’8192 virtual microphones’ which capture sound in all areas of a room.More

New research has revealed 67% of professionals believe employers should require proof of vaccination for COVID-19 before returning to the office.More

Research reveals more than three in five IT directors believe their employers' IT budget will increase for 2021.More

"The many changes imposed by the pandemic are acting as another challenge to the 9-to-5 workday model, which was already under threat before the pandemic."More

The global System On a Chip (SOC) as a Service market is set to reach US$676.8 million by 2026, according to a new study from Valuates Reports. More

JustCo’’s new platform invokes ‘space as a service’, which means that users can decide where and how to work according to their individual needs.More

What makes up the modern workplace? As we’ve all learnt, the paradigms of centralised offices, commutes, swipe cards and water cooler gossip have all been turned on their heads in 2020.More

Strong demand due to students learning from home also fuelled growth.More

When agents transitioned to work-from-anywhere, the traditional approaches to quality management were no longer viable, writes NICE president for APAC Darren Rushworth.More

The pandemic accelerated the timeline of many organisations’ digital transformation journey from years down to months and as a result, cemented the need for the cloud.More

When the lines become blurred between work and personal online interaction, exposure to cyber-risks increase dramatically, writes Vectra AI director of security engineering for APJ Chris Fisher.More

In 2020, remote working also created organisation blindspots in which user activities were obscured by employees’ own household networks, and sensitive data made its way into unmanaged home environments.More

Malwarebytes has announced the expansion of its protection suite and industry partnerships to incorporate more features to help protect remote workers.More

While COVID-19 forced us into the ‘remote work’ or ‘no work’ ultimatum, there have been surprising benefits, writes Radware chief marketing officer Anna Convery-Pelletier.More

According to the research, Australia’s success with working from home has meant that just 1% of workers plan to return to the office in 2021.More

Plus, recommendations for infrastructure and operations leaders to respond to these trends and achieve optimal results in a post-pandemic environment.More