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One of the few silver linings from the pandemic has been an awareness and understanding of how work can and should be done from remote locations. And I’m not just talking about working from home. We are now in the era of “work from anywhere,” and we’re not going back.

ExperienceLab, conducted research to ascertain people’s perception of international travel in this climate, finding that there were plenty of examples of either extreme – 83% of respondents were concerned about travelling internationally until the virus is contained, whilst 16% said they couldn’t wait to travel for vacations as soon as possible.

One of Japan’s largest employees, Fujitsu Ltd. will cut its office space by 50% over the next three years, encouraging 80,000 office workers to primarily work from home. Mere 35% Gulf-based businesses will work from home according to a survey conducted by GulfTalent.

The global survey of 600 business leaders and C-suite executives, was conducted by ESI Thoughtlab for ServiceNow to examine the customer service priorities, approaches and performance.

After working from home became the new normal in the […]

During the World Governments Summit (WGS) 2024, Mattar Al Tayer, […]

ASBIS Vice President Hesham Tantawi provides valuable insights into the […]

Recently, TECHx had the opportunity to speak with Michele Montecchio, the General Manager of Acer Middle East, about the latest developments and offerings from Acer.

According to IDC’s research, Smart Cities spending in the Middle East & Africa region is expected to double during the 2020-25 period, crossing $4.4 billion in 2025 and growing at a compound annual growth rate of 17.5%

According to Proofpoint research, the vast majority of GCC banks (94%) have published a DMARC record (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance), with 67% (34 of 51) implementing the strictest and most recommended level of DMARC protection ('reject').