Tech

With the workforce creating its own path apart from the pandemic that uprooted its identity, technology continues to play a leading role in how businesses can successfully operate.

Microsoft unveiled its free Games for Work app via Microsoft Teams, allowing users to play a variety of multiplayer games with coworkers during online meetings.

Amazon hopes that automation could alleviate the pressure warehouse workers have experienced, while slowing down its turnover rate.

During its Zoomtopia conference, the virtual meeting platform introduced new measures that will help professionals from all over the world to easily work remotely.

Forward-thinking companies are hoping that the metaverse will introduce a whole-new level of efficiency to the workplace by improving collaboration and company culture.

Coined “New Realities,” the update merges the advancements of mixed reality (MR) that is seen in the company’s virtual offices.

Meta believes that its products can help usher in the new future of work — one that remains largely virtual and relies on modern tools for collaboration.

Although job openings remain vast, the expected recession has led the world’s largest companies to take cost-cutting measures to weather the storm.

Data from the International Federation of Robotics shows that the number of industrial robots in the U.S. grew 14% from 2020 to 2021.

Project Starline offers a three-dimensional video call experience, allowing users to communicate with colleagues and loved ones in a more interactive way.