Latest from Hope Reese
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Report: Working from home jeopardizes network security
Here's how employees in the US, UK, France and Germany are putting systems at risk, according to CyberArk.
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Telecommuting: How to manage employee expenses now and after the pandemic
Employee expenses have shifted during COVID-19. Here's what you should know about planning for employee expenses today and how to prepare for the new normal.
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Report: Enterprises face challenges with IoT deployment
Concerns over security issues are causing businesses to reevaluate public internet for IoT, opting for private networks. Here are the major takeaways for the enterprise, according to a new report.
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3 ways the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting consumer behavior and fraud
E-commerce is on the rise, and digital transformation for businesses must be a top priority in the coronavirus era, according to a new report. Here are the three takeaways.
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Online learning, now at an all-time high, signals a new future for education
COVID-19 has brought schools and workplaces online. Here's what the transition means for the future of MOOCS.
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How to survive a layoff from your tech job
As the global economy tries to stay afloat during the COVID-19, many employees have been let go. Here's what you should do, and avoid, to bounce back.
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Report: 3 ways to help employees learn new skills
In the age of COVID-19, it's essential that companies upskill workers and make training an ongoing practice. Here are the obstacles and solutions for business leaders, according to a new report.
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3 ways consumers are having new experiences during COVID-19
In the era of the coronavirus, Americans are taking classes, signing up for trials and subscriptions, and using telehealth. It's a golden opportunity for service providers, according to a new survey.
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New Microsoft partnership aims to improve COVID-19 testing via tech that captures immune responses
Home-testing conducted by LabCorps will provide free data to health providers to help determine the best way to fight the global virus.
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The coronavirus is not, actually, making us eat, drink and sleep more
Despite the added stress, new work-from-home mandates, and self-quarantining as a result of COVID-19, workers are still getting things done.