WhatsApp, the popular messaging app for consumers, has also found its way into workplace communications because of of its ease of use — whether IT like the idea or not.

Videoconferencing company Zoom has revamped its Whiteboard product to work across a wider variety of devices and applications

The COVID-19 pandemic did not just disrupt physical meetings and physical office spaces; workflows that relied on in-person interaction, such as signing documents and contracts, were also highly impacted. Electronic signature (e-signature)

Talk to most Android enthusiasts about their current causes of excitement, and odds are, the Pixel 6a won't be high on the list.

A recent survey of American managers by employment background check company GoodHire found 77% of managers will implement "severe consequences" — including firing workers or cutting pay and benefits — for employees who refuse to return

Corporate travel managers have backed off their expectations for a recovery this year, with fewer than one in five confident travel will return to pre-pandemic levels in 2022, according to a new report by consultancy Deloitte LLP.

We often think vendors are perfect. They have backups. They have redundancy. They have experts who know exactly how to deploy solutions without fail. And then we see they aren’t any better than we are.

A four-day workweek could be mandated for some California employees should a proposed bill be passed by the state’s legislature.

Microsoft is planning to release a new tool that will automate the patch management process, all but eliminating Patch Tuesdays for many organizations.

This week's Patch Tuesday release was huge, diverse, risky, and urgent, with late update arrivals for Microsoft browsers (CVE-2022-1364) and two zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Windows (CVE-2022-26809 and CVE-2022-24500). Fortunately, Mi