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Microsoft wants to bring life to the virtual workday Microsoft 365 corporate vice president Jared Spataro. Photo courtesy Microsoft - Microsoft announced the availability of a new product for managing human resources in the virtual workspace today. The company shared a briefing with TechNewsTT editor and Newsday columnist Mark Lyndersay in advance of today’s reveal of the new product. "We need to stop thinking of work as a place and start thinking about how to maintain culture, connect emplo...

Microsoft launched Thursday a new employee experience platform, Viva. File Photo by Ken Wolter/UPI/Shutterstock Feb. 4 (UPI) -- Microsoft announced Thursday an employee experience platform called Viva aimed at improving work. The new Viva platform is designed to unify the employee experience across four key areas -- engagement, wellbeing, learning and knowledge, Microsoft said in a statement. Advertisement Viva was launched Thursday, with parts of the platform rolling out through 2021. It is de...

PHOTO: The Art of Pics | Shutterstock The adage "when you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail" is certainly the case for enterprise collaboration. Collaboration product vendors often claim their products do it all, but the reality is collaboration comes in many forms and so far, one size fits none. The MIT Sloan Management Review article "Picking the Right Approach to Digital Collaboration" spotlighted two prevalent forms of organizational collaboration scenarios: teams-based activity...

USA TODAY Microsoft on Thursday announced it was launching Microsoft Viva, a hub aimed at easing workflow for employees, monitoring work patterns and streamlining companies internal communications. .  The launch is driven by the ongoing demand for workplace software as legions of employees continue to work from home amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Microsoft Viva has four modules integrated in Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams –connections, insights, learning and topics –�...

Working from home? Microsoft launches Viva portal, aims to ease telecommuting Coral Murphy Marcos, USA TODAY Microsoft can mute a potato chip Replay Video UP NEXT Microsoft on Thursday announced it was launching Microsoft Viva, a hub aimed at easing workflow for employees, monitoring work patterns and streamlining companies internal communications. .  The launch is driven by the ongoing demand for workplace software as legions of employees continue to work from home a...

How IT must adapt to the emerging hybrid workplace How IT must adapt to the emerging hybrid workplace User support, the relationship with HR, and front-office technologies will require a rethink as distributed digital work becomes the new reality. Credit: Dreamstime In early 2020, tens of millions of people worldwide were suddenly thrust into remote work as the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns came into force. IT and users alike adapted quickly, and companies were able to kee...

The pandemic has undoubtedly motivated new behaviours, altering people’s lifestyles and the way businesses make payments as they adapt to the new normal.

The platform is now live, with up to 100 open positions – most of which are from Pomp’s partners in the recruitment initiative. The job portal comes at a time when the blockchain industry is experiencing a boom. As the market cap of popular cryptocurrencies rise, exchanges, brokerages and other blockchain firms are actively recruiting to meet future demand of their services. PompCryptoJobs hopes to provide an avenue for talent-hungry firms to find effective workers looking to transition. As...

Reseller News Join Reseller News Sign up to gain exclusive access to email subscriptions, event invitations, competitions, giveaways, and much more.Sign up now How IT must adapt to the emerging hybrid workplace User support, the relationship with HR, and front-office technologies will require a rethink as distributed digital work becomes the new reality. Credit: Dreamstime In early 2020, tens of millions of people worldwide were suddenly thrust into remote work as the COVID-19 pan...

Last modified on Sat 23 Jan 2021 05.23 EST Universities are following the latest government Covid guidance and, as a result, most libraries on campus are operating on an essential access only basis. Some are providing bookable, socially distanced study areas; others are offering click-and-collect services. With limited access to resources, students say they are struggling. First year psychology student Erin Carr has been unable to get hold of the mandatory reading for her course. “The online ...