Microsoft has reported its results for the quarter ending September 30, and it was good news for the company and its cloud business.
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76% of US CEOs Plan On Shrinking Office Space Due to Remote Work
Some 76% of US CEOs plan on reducing their office space footprint as a result of the ongoing transition to remote work amid the pandemic.
Dropbox Starts Migrating to Western Digital SMR HDDs
Dropbox has begun its migration to Western Digital’s host-managed, shingled magnetic recording (SMR) hard disk drives (HDD).
Amazon Extends Remote Work As COVID-19 Goes Out of Control
Amazon is the latest company to extend work from home policies amid a resurgence of COVID-19.
Microsoft Extends Remote Work Till July 2021
Microsoft has once again pushed back its timetable for returning to the office, saying remote work will continue till July 2021 at the earliest.
Study: Remote Work Hurting Employee Engagement
The massive shift toward remote work during the pandemic is making it tougher for employees to stay engaged and motivated according to a new report.
Zoom COO: Transaction Fees Possible For New OnZoom Service
Zoom COO Aparna Bawa says that Zoom is open to experimenting with transaction fees for its new OnZoom service targeting video delivered services like piano lessons.
Airbnb: Working From ‘Any Home’ Huge 2021 Trend
An Airbnb commissioned survey reveals that the work at home trend will be transforming into the ‘working from any home’ in 2021. The survey says that 83% of employees are in favor of relocating as part of remote working.
Dell: 80% of Companies Fast-Tracked Digital Transformation
A Dell commissioned an independent survey of 4,300 worldwide business leaders indicates a massive shift toward digital transformation in 2020 accelerated by the pandemic.
Microsoft Ends Office 2010 and Office 2016 for Mac Support
Microsoft has ended support for Office 2010, as well as Office 2016 for Mac, and is instead pushing users toward Microsoft 365.