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The platform set out by the ITU today aims to assist policy-makers, regulators and telecommunication companies by sharing ‘best practices and initiatives put in place during the COVID-19 crisis'.More

35% of survey respondents say that they feel less productive, and 35-44 year olds expect working with kids at home may prove a challenge.More

"Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve been inundated with requests from businesses, industry analysts and other various parties wanting to get a better understanding of global internet health during these trying times."More

Some ISPs have already reported a huge increase in daytime, home-based internet usage as New Zealanders move their work into their living rooms, studies and spare rooms.More

When employees aren’t used to working from home, their home networks generally aren’t secured to a corporate standard. This creates vulnerabilities that cybercriminals can leverage. More

The VPN service has recently announced its intention to offer free six-month subscriptions for small businesses, as more countries tighten quarantine measures and finances become strained.More

AR and VR headsets will see shipments decline in the near term due to COVID-19, but the long-term outlook is positive, according to IDC.More

The company aims to provide a secure collaboration environment for remote workers.More

Teach From Home is a central hub of information, tips, training and tools. Plus, Google earmarks US$10 million for distance learning.More

Hootsuite has announced free access to its professional plan for all non-for-profit organisations and small businesses in a bid to support them through the COVID-19 outbreak and its impacts. More

Cybercriminals will seek to exploit more businesses that are moving online, particularly as those businesses move to remote working.More

Traffic has begun to increase in day time broadband traffic as the network starts to see the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. More

Businesses are racing to set up home office infrastructure as more people begin to work from home amid the Covid-19 outbreak. More

Demand for remote team collaboration tools is surging on an unprecedented scale, and businesses like Zoom are struggling to keep up with demand.More

The new capabilities for Teams announced today focus primarily on online remote meetings as well as new technological solutions for ‘traditionally underserved professionals’, including firstline and healthcare workers.More

D-Link Australia New Zealand has launched a new wireless router designed specifically for people working from home. More

Australian IT services company Linktech Australia says its Kloudily IaaS and virtual desktops solution will get employees into remote work in a hurry.More

No need to panic. Look within your IT partner eco-system and leverage subject matter expertise to support increased remote work requirements.More

According to Nutanix, the expansion aims to soften the blow of COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak by enabling more businesses and employees to work from remote locations, such as their homes.More

Some businesses are also getting ready for more staff to potentially work from home by providing laptops or remote access.More

The new solutions allow security teams to supervise remote sessions which are providing access to critical systems, says ManageEngine.More

The company focused on expanding its Session Border Controller (SBC) network in several locations: Sydney, Singapore, London, Frankfurt, San Jose and Virginia. More

According to the report, 83% of respondents say they are able to accomplish all of their work tasks remotely and 82% say remote working is the way of the future.More

Centralised offices, hot desking, and the other flexible workplace designs that have prevailed over the past 10 years are now making way for a massive increase in the “work from anywhere” concept. More