Years after the pandemic forced knowledge workers to sign into their jobs from home, most CEOs are ready to bring people back into the office – even if their employees aren't interested in returning.

Webex Desk Camera: perfect for both the home or the office with an industry-first AI feature. Webex Desk Hub: introduces a brand new category that simplifies hotdesking. Webex Desk: packed with ...

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To help enterprises across industries address their broadened remote workforce requirements and return-to-the-office planning, Cisco this week announced improved management capabilities, additional ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

Cisco patched two high-severity flaws this week, in its Webex and IOS XE Software products. Cisco Systems has fixed two high-severity vulnerabilities in its products, including one in its popular ...

WebEx PCNow seems to be positioned as a gateway drug to lure users toward the main WebEx remote-presentation service. But while that's a formidable tool, WebEx PCNow isn't quite as good. It's a decent ...

Remote work has reduced the time many workers spend commuting daily, but that doesn't necessarily mean people are spending less time in their cars. With hybrid and remote work that has lasted well ...

While remote code execution vulnerabilities are pretty common, a new one discovered in Cisco's WebEx online and video collaboration software is definitely different. That is because users can remotely ...

WebEx Communications on Monday plans to unveil a new remote access service, the first in a line of new “MyWebEx” services aimed at consumers and small businesses. The service, dubbed “MyWebExPC,” will ...

A very telework friendly place, Network World equips us with notebook PCs connected to the network via an IPSec VPN and Web Outlook. We have everything we need, sure. But at what cost? Let’s just say ...