INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Companies have scattered to the wind, once-formidable armies of workers enclosed in glass buildings now sundered, each employee at his or
her own outpost, whether kitchen table, home office desk or lap in a quasi-quiet corner.IDG Special Report: Dealing with the Downturn
7 tips
for coping with a limited IT budget (CIO)
Where to look for cost savings in the cloud (InfoWorld)
5 tips for navigating supplier
relationships in an economic downturn (CIO)
How businesses can save money when everyone needs Office to work from home (Computerworld)
10
SD-WAN features you're probably not using, but should be (Network World)
Flinging employees off the workplace carousel may have been as
simple as a single "Go home" order, but ensuring that those workers can do their work from home and be productive at it (or even partially
productive), takes work — a lot of work.To read this article in full, please click here
