Hybrid workforce stories

Career progression is something never far from the mind of most IT professionals.>>

Just 1% of Zoom's workforce wanted to work full time in an office in 2021. Now the company is piloting new 'workstyles' to improve employee satisfaction.>>

Alibaba Cloud has been named a Leader in the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud Database Management Systems, after seeing its revenue for database products rise due to the pandemic.>>

In a post-pandemic world, with many buildings standing empty or only partially filled, what trends can we expect to see in office spaces that will draw people back and ensure maximum occupancy in the office? >>

Without significant white-collar migration to Australia, in the short term, there are simply not enough skilled and trained professionals to fill certain industries.>>

According to new research, global e-signature software usage in small to medium businesses (SMEs) is set to grow by 30% over the next five years.>>

After a year of transition, Lenovo offers a range of predictions and new approaches it believes will take hold in the Asia Pacific markets for 2022 and beyond.>>

Chatbots are slowly taking over more business sectors, with the pandemic accelerating an increase in chatbot software solutions to help meet the demands of workplaces.>>

ASUS has announced its latest lineup at the Incredible Unfolds virtual launch event, including the foldable Zenbook 17 Fold OLED and the Zenbook 14X OLED Space Edition.>>

HP has launched new devices and solutions designed to enhance collaboration and creation experiences so people can work and collaborate from anywhere.>>

Acer has unveiled three new Chromebooks designed for users needing an affordable device for productivity, entertainment and communication. >>

Zoom has announced several new updates to Zoom Meetings, Chat and Phone, to create focused and customisable meeting experiences.>>

With 2022 guaranteed to show continued growth and development in HR tech software, Nick Bailey from WorkForce Software lays out several key insights for the year to come.>>

As the world spins towards 2022, it is clear that the new year will see our reliance on cloud technologies becoming more vital than ever before.>>

"As we enter a new chapter, it is critical to give employees modern tools to collaborate seamlessly, no matter where the team is or what device they are using.">>

"Programs will need to leverage technology to ensure businesses can connect with their employees regardless of where they are.">>

Australian workers are anxious about a possible return to the office, while business leaders and decision makers called to offer wide scale support for hybrid and remote working.>>

Zoom has unveiled a raft of new updates and features to its platform, including enhanced slide control, advanced polling, and attendance status.>>

Most workplaces in 2021 can be characterised by its digitally driven workflows, virtual meetings, interactions and collaborations. >>

Telecommunications equipment company Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise has announced a new range of desk phones that they say are designed for the fast-moving digital age.>>

SoftwareONE says now is the time to rethink software spend to ensure tech budgets are optimised to avoid sizeable non-compliance fines and guarantee new ways of working are adequately supported.>>

When businesses started turning paper-based documents into digital files, there were no hard-and-fast rules regarding where to store information. >>

Dell has shared insights to help organisations in the Asia Pacific and Japan navigate the hybrid work future. >>

The Evolve2 75 is the first in the Evolve line of headsets to feature Jabra’s fully adjustable Advanced Active Noise Cancellation (ANC).>>