Remote Working stories

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.>>

The shift to work-from-anywhere has spotlighted zero-trust network access, as organisations need to protect important assets from workers connecting from poorly protected home networks.>>

According to a new poll conducted by Citrix, nearly 80% of employees say they would rather work in a hybrid way, and more than 70% would prefer to remain fully remote.>>

The security operations centre (SOC) has been on the front line facing the pandemic-induced escalation of cybersecurity threats in the past eighteen months.>>

Linksys has launched new 5G outdoor and industrial routers with a comprehensive approach to network connections.>>

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.>>

IGEL has announced support for VMware Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for Linux, simplifying device management from a single view for greater visibility and compliance.>>

More than half (55%) of New Zealand businesses have fallen victim to ransomware attacks in the last year, according to new research.>>

"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.>>

Reflecting on the past year, it’s clear that remote work played a significant role in maintaining business operations across A/NZ.>>

Kiwi entrepreneur Max Ferguson, founder of software company Lumin, is a finalist in the 2021 EY Entrepreneur of the Year Awards.>>

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

Business leaders are significantly more satisfied with how they have adjusted to new working norms than employees, new research has revealed. >>

Electric monitoring of home workers by companies is rising rapidly with more bosses using software to monitor remote workers.>>

Fortinet has announced a new security solution to enable organisations to secure and connect work-from-anywhere. >>

Despite best intentions, most New Zealanders overlook key steps to protect sensitive data.>>

The recent coronavirus pandemic has thrown a spotlight onto the need for effective risk management and planning.>>

Cybersecurity is a growing issue for New Zealand small business, with attacks doubling in the past three years.>>

"The world is in a major crisis of trust, driven by concerns over public health, cybersecurity, data privacy, and sustainability.">>

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