Zoom stories
Zoom has been named a Leader in Gartner's 2020 Magic Quadrants for Unified Communications as a Service and Meeting Solutions.
Many organisations will understand the difficulty of sourcing products during COVID-19, largely due to shipping issues and global stock shortages.
Zoom begins technical preview of end-to-end encryption for free and paid users, in a move to strengthen security.
PagerDuty was born from the idea that software development and operations could work together. PagerDuty's Abhijit Pendyal explains.
BT becomes first global provider to offer a fully managed Zoom Meetings service, including enhanced security and expanded connectivity.
It's time to stop confusing performance and latency, writes ThousandEyes principal solutions architect Mike Hicks.
Acronis launches new integrated solution, Acronis Cyber Protect 15, combining data protection and cybersecurity.
Australian firm Chironix brings Zoom to Google Glass to enable hands-free collaboration for workers in the field, improving efficiency and accessibility.
Zoom reports enormous 355% YoY increase in revenue for Q2 2021, as remote work continues to drive strong financial performance.
The company says the expansion brings Zoom to widely-used devices and broadens their capabilities to the work environment.
Facebook has announced a series of updates for organisations using Workplace and Portal to collaborate with colleagues.
Zoom unveils new features including filters, reactions, improved lighting, and enhanced noise suppression to liven up video meetings.
Zoom targets remote workforce with new video conferencing product, Zoom for Home, aimed at increasing connectivity and productivity.
According to Sennheiser, Zoom's video communication tool has become an 'indispensable' resource for businesses digitally transforming their workplaces.
Zoom has announced the appointment of former Microsoft and Salesforce executive Jason Lee as its new chief information security officer.
Auckland’s central city is set to benefit from the $5b City Rail Link, with property values, investment and demand for quality offices holding up.
Working from home can trigger fresh obligations on contracts, safety, privacy and security, with employers footing extra costs.
Missing colleagues and blurred boundaries can leave home workers strained unless managers set clear routines and realistic workloads.
Remote teams can still generate ideas if managers mix field research, in-person sessions and better use of digital tools.
Home working may reshape offices, but firms will still need face-to-face contact to build trust, culture and productivity.
