Articles about remote work

The ongoing shift to hybrid and remote work environments has resulted in key changes to the roles and priorities of network administrators in order to address new connectivity challenges and prioritize and preserve a secure, productive end-user experience.

New research by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) and Auvik shows 73 percent of network professionals reported an increase in workloads, either slightly or significantly, following the shift from traditional to hybrid work environments.

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You've probably had your dog or your cat microchipped, but how would you feel if your employer wanted to microchip you?

A survey of 5,000 senior decision makers in the finance sector reveals that 47 percent of leaders believe employee microchips and other human technology implants to be in workplace use by 2030.

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Logitech has upgraded one of its popular keyboard and mouse combos. The MK370 wireless keyboard and silent mouse combo now comes equipped with Logi Bolt technology, providing enterprise-grade security for business users while delivering reliable connections -- even in congested Wi-Fi environments.

Recognizing the occasional spills that happen at workstations, Logitech has made the MK370 keyboard spill-proof. Its durable keys and sturdy tilt legs with adjustable height add an extra layer of utility and comfort. The full-size keyboard boasts eight convenient shortcuts and a complete number pad, simplifying data entry and navigation tasks. Additionally, the long battery life ensures that the keyboard remains powered for up to an impressive 36 months.

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Working remotely is no longer a temporary anomaly due to COVID-19. Instead, working from home has become a movement where employees aim to take control of their lives. For instance, workers are saving money by not buying gas for their cars, but more importantly, the lack of a commute means more personal time. Employees can also sleep later rather than sit in traffic.

If you are working form home, I highly recommend investing in quality webcams and audio equipment. If you want to stand out in a meeting, you should be both seen and heard clearly. You don't want to be known as the person that is hard to see or understand.

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